The world is typically divided into several sections based on different criteria such as geography, culture, and politics. Commonly, it is divided into continents—there are seven recognized continents: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, and South America. Additionally, from a geopolitical perspective, the world is often segmented into regions like the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. The specific number of sections can vary based on the context in which the divisions are made.
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The Midwest section of the US is the world's breadbasket.
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if you go to aceonline.org and go to the census section then you will be able to find out. There are 2,695 total roller coasters in the world.
There are 640 acres in a section.
Australia?
The World News Today section features World News. It also features editorials by columnists commenting on political and financial matters as well as world events.
That depends on what your graph is showing about the USA, compared to the other countries. Your graph may be showing fraction of world population, fraction of world GDP, fraction of world energy consumption, fraction of the world's Jews, fraction of the world's oil production, fraction of world oil refineries, etc. The USA section on each one would be different.
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Ceserean Section
Infinitely many.