Intro and vocab.  Turn and talk  Definition: Movement refers to the way people, ideas, and goods move from one place to another.

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Intro and vocab

 Turn and talk

 Definition: Movement refers to the way people, ideas, and goods move from one place to another.

 Immigration-  Emigration-

 Immigration- act of moving into a new country.  Emigration- act of leaving one’s own country to settle in a new one.

 Push factors-  Pull factors-

 Push factors- unfavorable conditions which act to drive people away from a place.  Pull factors- favorable conditions that draw people to a new location.

 Diffusion-  Contagious diffusion-  Hierarchical diffusion-  Relocation diffusion-

 Diffusion- the process by which a characteristic spreads from one place to another over time.

 Contagious diffusion- the rapid, widespread diffusion of a characteristic throughout the population.  Hierarchical diffusion-the spread of an idea from a person of power to other people or places.  Relocation diffusion-the spread of an idea through physical movement of people.

 Globalization-  Imports-  Exports-  Sweatshops-

 Globalization- the widening, deepening and speeding up of global interconnection.  Imports – An item or service brought in from abroad for sale.  Exports- An item or service sent abroad for sale.  Sweatshops- A factory where workers have low pay, long hours and dangerous conditions.