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WORLD REGIONS LAB

The world behind
the case.

Put a place on the map, compare countries, or follow a story about what a border changes.

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Basic learning needs no account. Use the lab’s own save and report controls. Optional sign-in supports saving across devices.

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Each unit describes the places and concepts it covers, what students do, and what they can hand in.

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Keep the full-tab link included below the frame. Some LMSs and browsers restrict embedded storage, downloads or printing. Students should download a backup before changing views; opening a new tab does not transfer an in-memory record.

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Paste this snippet into an LMS or website HTML editor that supports iframes. The snippet displays the hosted activity without including its source code.

Keep the full-tab link included below the frame. Some LMSs and browsers restrict embedded storage, downloads or printing. Students should download a backup before changing views; opening a new tab does not transfer an in-memory record.

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Bring a question back to a simulation.

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