'Pull factor' diaporamas de présentation

Geography Time

Geography Time. Meet the Teams. Push Factors. Pull Factors. Rules. Team 1 goes first. Then Team 2. Fill out your study guide as we go. How to Score Points. 1 point: closest line of black tape. 2 points: halfway back 3 points: furthest line of black tape

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Westward Expansion

Westward Expansion. 1865-1914. U.S. Land Acquired in the 1800s. Manifest Destiny. Americans believed they should own all the land from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean; coast to coast. COSTS OF EXPANSION. NEAR EXTINCTION OF BUFFALO. DAMAGE TO ENVIRONMENT

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Population and settlement Introduction

Population and settlement Introduction. Match up the words with their definitions. A. The movement of persons from one country or locality to another. Population. Push factor. B. The action of coming to live permanently in a foreign country. C. The lure of another country or region.

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Push & Pull Factors

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HOW ARE CITIES CREATED?

HOW ARE CITIES CREATED?. Intro to Designing Your City. PEOPLE MOVE TO BE NEAR WATER. Having water nearby means: - health - wealth - food - jobs. Not having water means not having those things. RIVERS AND LAKES:. To be realistic, put a river or lake in your city.

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Immigration Vocabulary

Immigration Vocabulary. Definitions. IMMIGRATION. LEGAL. Naturalization Test. 1. What is the name of the Speaker of the House of Representatives now? A . Hilary Clinton B. Robert Byrd C. Joe Biden D. Nancy Pelosi.

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Cultural Geography

Cultural Geography. Using Location, Place, Human-Environment Interaction, Movement and Region to analyze the people that live there. . Culture . Culture is represented/displayed through: customs, language, and material artifacts

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The Other Side of Undocumented Immigration: Addressing the Pull Factor

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Population & migration

Population & migration. UNIT 4: HUMAN GEOGRAPHY World Population Now. Seven Billion: How Did We Get So Big?. Why do you think the population has recently started to grow so quickly? What are some reasons people are living longer? What makes an area good for people to live and survive there?.

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The Home Front reference Chapter 24

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The Middle Colonies

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Immigration

Immigration. Push and Pull Factors. Next Step. Identify whether each example is a push or pull factor Identify whether each push/pull factor is an economic, political, or social example. www.orso2ndperiod.wikispaces.com. Push/Pull Competition.

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Immigration Unit Vocabulary

Immigration Unit Vocabulary. Vocabulary QUIZ on Friday. Migration. The process of relocating to a new region. immigrant. A person who leaves one area to settle in another . push factor. A reason that causes people to leave an area. pull factor.

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Get Ready to Think-Pair-Share-Out

Get Ready to Think-Pair-Share-Out. Do you agree with this statement? The only difference between people long ago and us today is that they wore funny clothes. Be prepared to say why you agree/disagree!. Past=History?. No! The past is what actually happened.

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Introduction to Migration Ch:3, Sec: 5 Mrs. Alwawi: Human Geography

Introduction to Migration Ch:3, Sec: 5 Mrs. Alwawi: Human Geography.

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Ireland and Migration

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World Geography Unit 2 Thinkers

World Geography Unit 2 Thinkers. 4 . What are some of the reasons for the location of cities? 5. What is a Push factor? Give an example. 6. What is a Pull factor? Give an example. Unit 2 Thinkers U.S. History. 4. What is the theory behind the Sherman Antitrust Act ?

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RAFT

RAFT. Role: Immigrant Audience: Friend/family back home Format: Letter Time: 1890s-1900s in America Requirements: one push factor one pull factor

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