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Absolute Distance
The distance that can be measured with a standard unit length, such as a mile or kilometer.\####Absolute Direction
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2. Migration occurs in a series of steps.
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3. Long-distance migration tends to go to urban areas.
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4. Migration flows create counter flows.
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5. Rural residents are more likely to move than an urban residence.
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6. Women migrate more often inside their country (shorter distances) and men migrate outside of the country (longer distances). -Not true today
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7. Most migrants are young adult males.
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8. Migration increases with economic development.
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9. Migration is mostly due to economic causes.\####Ernst Ravenstein
created laws of migration\####Migration
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document, such as a treaty.\####delimited boundary
a line drawn on a map to show the limits of a space\####demarcated boundary
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objects place on the landscape, such as a sign,
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wall, or fence.\####demilitarized zone
A zone from which military forces or operations or installations are prohibited\####Berlin Conference
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- Members include countries with territory in the Arctic
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- Promotes sustainable development
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- Dedicated to protecting the regions environment\####African Union (AU)
regional organization in the world that combines political, military and economic goals. Seeks an end to colonialism and apartheid in Africa.\####centrifugal force
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- led to reduction in the varieties of seeds being used in many areas of the world
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- resulted in more use of fertilizers and increased use of irrigation in farming throughout the world\####mechanized farming
In agriculture, the replacement of human labor with technology or machines.\####subsistence farming
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Assumptions:
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- Flat plane with uniform geography and nature
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- Uniform population
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- Single mode of transportation
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- Evolution towards the growth of cities
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- All persons have a similar income
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- All persons have similar consumption patterns\####Burgess's Concentric Zone Theory
Views cities as growing outward in concentric rings.
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- Made up of 5 Zones: Central Business District, Zone of Transition, Zone of Independent Workers Homes, Zone of better Residences, Commuters Zone
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- Crime is highest in the zone of transition (Zone 2), and declines as one moves farther out from the rings.\####Hoyt Sector Model
A model of the internal structure of a city in which social groups are arranged around a series of sectors or wedges radiating out from the CBD.\####Harris-Ullman Multiple Nuclei Model