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What event sets off the process that creates an atoll?
◦ volcanic eruption
◦ earthquake
◦ erosion
◦ nuclear explosion
◦ rifting

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What event triggered a major slowdown in New Zealand's agricultural exports?
◦ the arrival of mad cow disease in New Zealand
◦ major climate change which limited the agricultural exports of New Zealand
◦ the British decision to join the European Union in 1973, which put in place strict agricultural protection policies
◦ changing global markets which made Chinese agricultural exports cheaper
◦ the loss of farm labor to New Zealand's growing industrial sector
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Reply #1 on: Apr 15, 2021
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jessicacav

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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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