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https://www.canva.com/design/DAGOUiXw7s0/NtvwR1eWd3QLW0yD9h-zyA/edit?utm_content=DAGOUiXw7s0&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton

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What I learned after talking to AI?

1-To move up there is a lot of things that the contrys need to consider incluting transportasion

2-I also learned that if a secondary contry wants to move up it would be importent for them to underststand that they would need to become a mass comsomftion

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What I learned after Chatting with AI?

1-That it is possible for country's to move upon it is just hard for them to

2-It hard to move from where are if you are at the middle but economically it is even harder to move at the bottom.

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Copy of 2024 Development Unit SDGs Project Directions

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Copy of 2024 Development Unit SDGs Project Directions

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Baby-ography & the Mini Migration document

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Baby-ography & the Mini Migration document

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Population Distribution & Density Lesson

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The world is growing

But will the food grow with it

Only time will tell

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1-The biggest challenge is discrimination towards then and them having to adequate to the new lifestyle there

2-The most common factor that effected them to move was a pull factor of work and school

3-It is urgent to get them to be adapted but once they do they are fine to learn and find their own way as it is part of their journey

4-I found out that someone had a hurricane hit and they had to live on a roof for 2 days. They surprised me because that is really hard to experience

5-This projected better helped me understand how much discrimination they get dispes them trying their best.

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We have so many countries in the world because of the multinational state. This means that a country or state that contains 2 or more national groups. There is no group that is dormant but they can end up splitting up. Due to the demographic, cultural, or political aspects of it. This could cause independent movement or colonationism. This is because of the people disagreeing and if they have enough peopel or a place to go they could just make their own new state.

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Food Insecurity Data Analysis - Moncrief 2025

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.https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ryc8IGHi0MdAakv4M2p3PhGcBeARx0jKZPal5hGLd50/edit?usp=sharing

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Urban areas are densely populated with buildings, roads, and infrastructure, making them hubs for economic activity and culture. These areas are constantly growing and are essential for a country’s economy and development. Rural areas, on the other hand, are less populated and mostly consist of farmland or undeveloped land. These regions tend to have fewer buildings, less noise, and offer a closer connection to nature compared to urban areas. One of the models we studied is the Burgess Concentric Zone Model, which shows how cities expand in circular zones, starting with a central business district (CBD). These zones represent different land uses, such as commercial, residential, and industrial areas, all expanding outward from the city center. The African City Model also teaches us how colonial history has shaped cities in Africa. It shows a CBD in the center, with ethnic neighborhoods and squatter settlements on the outskirts, reflecting the city’s socioeconomic divisions. New Urbanism created walkable neighborhoods with mixed-use buildings to reduce the need for cars. It encourages designs that make cities more sustainable and community-oriented. We also learned that infrastructure, such as roads, water systems, and electricity, is essential for cities to function. Without a strong infrastructure, supporting the growing population and keeping the city running smoothly would be difficult. Zoning is another important concept, where cities divide land into different areas for specific uses, like residential or commercial. This helps keep different types of activities organized and ensures that they don't interfere with each other. The Latin American City Model shows how cities in Latin America often have a central plaza surrounded by wealthier areas, while poorer sections spread out on the outskirts. This model shows the social and economic divisions in these cities. The Hoyt Sector Model explains how cities grow in wedge-shaped sectors based on things like transportation routes. These sectors often separate different functions, such as industry and residential areas, creating distinct zones in the city. We also talked about infrastructure again because it's so important for supporting things like transportation, communication, and utilities. Without it, a city would struggle to provide the basic services people need. In cities, overcrowding can become a major problem, especially when too many people are living in small spaces. This often leads to issues like pollution, traffic, and pressure on housing and services. Finally, the Multiple Nuclei Model explains that cities don’t just have one central point but grow around several “nuclei” or activity centers. These could include the CBD, industrial zones, and residential neighborhoods, all working together but not all focused on one central location.