https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz Trinity Booker, Joanna Wheato, Angela Martinez, Victor Téllez en-us 2017-10-20 17:07:16 UTC 2025-12-21 07:20:13 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Carfront.png booketri000 https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199153732 2017-10-20 17:28:05 UTC https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199153732 martiang025 https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199154070 Migration is the permanent or semipermanent relocation of people from one place to another. People who leave one place for another are part of a voluntary migration, a movement in search of a better life. A decision includes two main aspects: Away from someplace and toward someplace else.]]> 2017-10-20 17:28:50 UTC https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199154070 booketri000 https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199160443 2017-10-20 17:44:16 UTC https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199160443 weatojoa000 https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199161060 Short distances- further apart two place are , the less likely people will migrate between those place’s
  
Urban Areas(intervening opportunities)-travel long distance usually settle in large urban areas.larger city more opportunities than smaller city

Gravity model- A measure of the interaction of places.Related to size of population and inversely related to distance between them

Critical distance- distance beyond cost, effort, and influence willingness to travel.Rather live closer than farther away.
*Pull factor*
  ]]> 2017-10-20 17:45:58 UTC https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199161060 booketri000 https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199164065 2017-10-20 17:52:59 UTC https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199164065 martiang025 https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199166715 People generally decide to move because of negative circumstances , events, or conditions present where they live. These negatives are push factors.
Once migrants decide to leave, they choose a destination based on the positive circumstances. These positives are pull factors. ]]> 2017-10-20 17:58:59 UTC https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199166715 booketri000 https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199393237 Legal Restrictions
Immigration laws
Security barriers]]> 2017-10-22 20:41:01 UTC https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199393237 martiang025 https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199835239 There’s both positive and negative effects that migration has on the country of origin and country of destination. Effects include ones that are demographic, economic, cultural, and political.]]> 2017-10-24 02:39:55 UTC https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199835239 tellevic000 https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199850987 1.activity space-activity within which daily activity occurs
2.agricultural revolution-time when humans domesticated plants and animals
3.population distribution-population of a country or area on average per unit area
4.population density-measurement of the number of people per given unit of land
5.populatin pyramid-used by demographers as a total for understanding the makeup of a given area
6.arithmetic population density-number of people divided by the total land area
7.]]> 2017-10-24 04:56:20 UTC https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199850987 tellevic000 https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199851397 7.physiological population density-number of people on area of arable land
8.agriculture population density-rate of farmers to total amount of arable land
9.carrying capacity-largest number of people that the environment can support
10.doubling rate-amount of Time needed for an areas population to double
11.demography-the study of population characteristics 
12.crude death rate-the number of deaths a year for every 1000 in a population 
13.infant mortality rate- the number of deaths of infants under the age of 1 in a year per 1000 in a society
14.crude birth rate-the number of live births a year per 1000 in a population 
15.life expectancy-indication on how long on average a person will live
16.total fertility average number of children a women can have 
17.natural increase (NIR)- CBR-CDR=NIR
18.infrastructure-under lying framework to services and amenities needed to falicitate productive activity 
19.urban services-public services set up by the government 
20.population composition-description of a population according to characteristics such as sex and age
21.migration-movement from 1 part to somewhere else
22.mlthusian theory-a proposal from Thomas Malthus that population growth is exponential 
23.epidemiologic transition-a phase of development by a suden&stark increase population growth rate thanks to medical innovation 
24.epidemiologic transition model-the patter of mortality
25.pronatalist population policies-policies encouraging human reproduction 
26.anti-natalist population policies-policies that discourages human reproduction 
27.medical revolution-medical technology made in Europe and North America diffused to poor developing countries
28.cotraception-artificial methods to prevent pregnancy 
29.aging population-increase in median age in population due to declining birth rate
30.ecumene- term used by geographers to mean inhabited land
31.dot maps-a map that uses dots to show presence of features
32.mid latitudes- reads lying between 35 and 55 degrees North and south of the equator
33.social stratification-refers to system used by society to people in ranks in a hierarchy 
34.gender empowerment measurement-an index that measures gender equality 
35.arable land-land that can be used to grow crops
36.ethnicity- state of belonging to a group with a similar nationality and cultural traditions
37.age-sex composition graph-a graph that separates age groups and gender
38.baby boom- temporary period when birth rate increased after WW2
39.baby bust-temporary time when birth rate decreases
40.dependancy ratio-measurement showing number of dpendnt]]> 2017-10-24 05:01:41 UTC https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199851397 tellevic000 https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199853634 Number of dependents between ages 0-14 and over 65
41.potential workforce- group expected to be working 15-65
42.dependent population-people under 15 and above 65
43.census-a periodic and official count of a nations population 
44.overpopulation- number of people in an area exceeds its capacity 
45.neo-Malthusian- a belief that the world is characterized by scarcity and competition 
46.pull factors- positive perceptions that induce people to new places
47.push factors- negative conditions that induce people to leave 
48.aids-immune system disease that is caused by HIV which weakens your immune system causing later in life death 
49.zero population growth- when the birth rate and death rate are equal
50.restrictive population policies-government policies that reduce natural increase rate 
51. One child policy- policy in China limiting 1 child per couplw]]> 2017-10-24 05:27:00 UTC https://padlet.com/booketri000/bouf9qziruwz/wish/199853634