PPT-Migration Move from one place to another

What is HUMAN MIGRATION THE SYSTEMATIC MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER MIGRATION IN EARLIER TIMES In earlier times the migration by people was carried out within a limited area 1 As there were no means of transport. The student will identify and explain the different types of human migration.. The student will identify the categories of people who migrate and describe the differences among them. . The student will identify the reasons people move. . Essential Question. What reasons cause people to migrate to different areas?. Why People . Migrate. Push Factors. : . Push people to leave a place:. Escape religious persecution, oppression, poverty, political conflicts, and/or environmental factors. From 1990 to . 2011. By Travis . Goldade. OUTLINE. Brief Overview. Past Studies. World . US. Small discussion my plan. Overview. Common field. Economics, Demography, Resource Management…. Many models yet . sahara. desert. Mr. Herneisen| 2008-09| Hood River Valley High School. vocabulary. Desertification. Process of land becoming more and more dry. Drought. Unusually long period of little or no rain. Marginal Land. AP Human Geography. Key Terms. Population . Explosion – population crisis, most growth occurring in less developed countries that can’t handle more people. Demography – study of population characteristics. What is Migration?. Why Migrate?. Social, Economic, and Political Factors. What is Migration?. Migration. is the movement of people, animals, or things from one place to the other.. Example: most people move to change environments – live in more than one house in their lifetime, vacation, . MIGRATION. This immigration thing is so new!. http://forums.thedailyshow.com/?page=ThreadView&thread_id=19355&pg=3. Let’s read a passage from . Shut the Door!. …. Chinese Exclusion Act - 1882. Why Do People Migrate?. Migration. A type of . mobility. Migration is a permanent move to a new location. Migration = relocation diffusion. Emigration-migration . from. a location. Immigration-migration . is . a generalized . term that refers to all types of movements. Journeying each day to work or school. Weekly visits to local shops. Annual trips to visit relatives who live in a different state. Short-term and repetitive acts of mobility are referred to as . Unit Two: Population. Session 4. Population movement. Vocabulary. People move from one place to another constantly, usually within a small land space.. Circulation . is short-term repetitive movement that occurs on a regular basis.. Day 1, 8/12. Where are you right now?. Describe your location in at least 3 different ways.. Bellwork. Switch to your Notes page. . (Day 1, 8/12). Work with your table partner.. Write as many words as you can think of that relate to geography.. . by Marcia Timmel Art. by Phillip Martin. . 1. . equate. . . 1. (v.) to make equal; to compare. . 2.. trilateral. . . 2. (. adj. ) having three sides . . 3. . bilateral. . . 3. (. adj. Prof. . Rida. A. . Shibli. Migration. Migration . is increasing in . all over the world, . and it has diverse consequences for the people remaining behind, their livelihoods, and the way they manage their land. Lecture 14. VM Migration/Cloudlets. October . 11. th. , . 2023. John . Kubiatowicz. Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences. University of California, Berkeley. http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/~kubitron/cs262.