Global trade
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I can investigate how we are linked to other people and places through global trade in clothing.
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Contemporary global trade patterns are complex, linking us to people and places far away through everyday goods.
Global trade connects us to other countries of the world. This is an example of globalisation.
World maps can be used to locate the countries where garments are made, and identify the spatial patterns revealed.
The data collected, recorded and analysed can be communicated through a map and/or graphs.
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