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The document provides an overview of the Middle East and North Africa region. It discusses the area's physical geography, climate, population distribution, and key cultural and historical aspects. The region's population is around 500 million, with the majority located near water sources due to the generally arid climate. The dominant religions are Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. Oil is a major economic driver for the region. Geopolitical issues include access to oil, freshwater resources, and terrorism.
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- 1. World Regional Geography Chapter 6: A Geographic Profile of the Middle East & North Africa
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- 12. Biome Types
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- 14. Land Use
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- 16. Pontic Mountains in Turkey
- 17. The West Bank and The Dead Sea
- 18. Taurus Mountains of Turkey
- 19. Solar Boat of King Cheops
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- 26. Bazaar in Cairo, Egypt
- 27. Indoor Ski Resort in Dubai, UAE
- 29. Languages of the Middle East & North Africa
- 30. Religions of the Middle East & North Africa
- 32. Holy Places in Jerusalem
- 34. Church of the Holy Sepulcher
- 36. Great Mosque in Mecca
- 40. Chokepoints
- 41. History of War in the Suez Canal Zone
- 44. Water Developments in the Nile Basin
- 45. Waterfall on Tigris River in Turkey
- 47. Terrorist Attacks Linked to al-Qa’ida, 1998-2007
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