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- 1. SECONDARY SECTOR: CRAFT AND INDUSTRY MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ARE MADE BY TRANSFORMING NATURAL PRODUCTS INTO OTHER MATERIALS
- 2. SECONDARY SECTOR: CRAFT AND INDUSTRY INDUSTRYCRAFT
- 3. SECONDARY SECTOR: CRAFT AND INDUSTRY INDUSTRIAL WORKERS CRAFT WORKERS USE THEIR HANDS USE MACHINES
- 4. SECONDARY SECTOR: CRAFT AND INDUSTRY CRAFT WORKERS ARE UNIQUE EACH OBJECT IS DIFFERENT
- 5. SECONDARY SECTOR: CRAFT AND INDUSTRY INDUSTRIAL WORKERS ARE MASS-PRODUCED MACHINES PEOPLE