I'm surprised that retail services are more profitable than tech. services.

I wonder if these services will become more or less profitable in the future?

http://qz.com/#197172/samsung-just-uncovered-a-market-with-150-million-new-customers/ this link relates to retail services, because it dicusses communications services, which are a part of the tertiary sector as is the retail service.

1) This map depicts the various religions, denominations, and sects within the United States. It shows how these faiths are distributed across the nation and how dense they are in their respective locations. This map is invaluabe in describing what Americans believe and where they do so. 2)I chose this map because of how helpful and powerful it is. It does a fantastic job at being straigh forward in showing the geographer where different faiths reside. From this information, the human geographer can make powerful inferences on why things are the way they are regarding religion. 3) Using the "Religious Landscape Survey" website, the students should write a well-thought-out response answering the prompt "How are different faiths distributed across America?"

In the map, it shows that many large cities in the U.S. have over a million foreign born residents. Large cities in most developed countries are in the same range, but interestingly cities in the middle east and the Arabian peninsula have over a million foreign born residents too. This may be because unstable and war-torn countries nearby have pushed people to more stable areas in the region.

There aren't many foreign born Africans residing in the United States. The ones that do live in the United States live in either New York City, Washington D.C., or Southern California. I believe this happens because those areas are major cities in the US.