MIGRATION CHAPTER 11.

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MIGRATION CHAPTER 11

MIGRATION Migration refers to the movement of people from one area to another. Geographers usually divide reasons for migration into “push” and “pull” factors.

What are some examples of “push” factors? Oppression – religious or political Poverty Political conflicts - war Environmental factors – famine, drought, floods, fires Forced Migration – slave trade

Civil War in Syria

Environmental Factors

What are some “pull” factors? Freedom Economic opportunity Cultural ties

Economic Opportunities - Jobs

Cubans flee Communism

Physical Factors affecting Migration Routes People often migrate through valleys, across grasslands and along water routes. Why? People generally avoid mountains, deserts and dense forests. Why?

What unique feature led to the migration of people to the Americas?