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Ravensteins Laws of Migration Application

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Here's the video for the project! Hope you enjoy

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Jews hold a traditional funeral soon after death in respect for the dead and mourners. Afterwards, they have specific mourning periods called Shiva and Shloshim. Shiva is the 1st 7 days where the mourners stay at home and people come and comfort them. Shloshim is the 30 day mark when they really begin living without their loved one.

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Early buddhists would follow the Hindu ritual of cremating the body and some still do. Monks come and comfort a dying buddhist and chant various verses. Buddhists believe that when someone dies, for 4 days, they're unaware of their death and are in a state of trance. Afterwards, they "go to the light" and if they accept it, they will fall out of the rebirth cycle. Most do not, however and run away from it.

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When someone dies, Hindus pray over the body, hold a fire ceremony, and prepare the body and cremate it. Then, they go home and shower away their impurities from touching the dead and clean. They have various memorial days they recognize as well.

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Christians believe that when someone dies, their Judged by God and they either go to heaven or hell. Their funerals can be held at a crematorium or a church, usually about a week after death. There, they say prayers, read scripture, and sing hymns. Catholic funerals differ in that they also believe in Purgatory which is the place of waiting to be judged and their funerals follow more of a set in stone procession.

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When a Muslim dies, there's a mourning period, they wash the dead in a specific way, the "shroud" the body (wrapping), they say a prayer to aid in them in getting to heaven (heaven and hell is determined on how much they acted on God's desires) have a funeral, and bury them. Their graves aren't very extravagant.

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This Hindu temple, located in Odisha, India, is one of the four highly sacred pilgrimage sites called Char Dham.

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The Temple Mount is the holiest Jewish religious site. Located in Jerusalem, The Temple Mount is regarded as the place where God's divine presence is more there than anywhere else.

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Located in West Bank, Palestine, Bethlehem is iconic to the Christian faith because it is the birthplace of Jesus, the holy Messiah.

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Bodh Gaya, located in Bihar India, is the most sacred Buddhist place. It's said to be where Buddha reached enlightenment. Along with this Great Buddha statue, it also contains the Mahabodhi temple.

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The Ka'ba in Mecca, Saudi Arabia is the most sacred place in the Islam religion. It's a shrine said to have been built by Abraham and is the direction where Muslims should pray.

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This Islamic Mosque is located in Jerusalem, Palestine. It is the third most sacred site in all of Islam.

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This Basilica, a type of Catholic church, is located in Aragon, Spain. It's the first church built dedicated to Mary.

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This is a great synagogue for the Jewish religion. It's located in Budapest Hungary and is the largest synagogue in Europe.

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The buddhist Shwedagon Pagoda is located in Dagon Township, Myanmar. It's a magnificent, sacred ground for buddhists.

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Located in Bali, Indonesia, the Tanah Lot is a beautiful Hindu temple. It's one of the cultural icons and promises an exotic experience for visitors.