1. Geography Time

2. Meet the Teams
Push Factors
Pull Factors

3. Rules Team 1 goes first. Then Team 2.
Fill out your study guide as we go.

4. How to Score Points 1 point: closest line of black tape.
2 points: halfway back
3 points: furthest line of black tape
4 points: your back touching the back wall.

5. How to Lose Points -1 Points: Hit the Promethean Board
-4 Points: Block or disrupt a shot

6. Question
What is migration?

7. Answer
The movement of people

8. Question
What is urbanization?

9. Answer
People moving from countryside to city

10. Question
What are remittances?

11. Answer
When a worker sends money to their family in another country

12. Question
What is a push factor?

13. Answer
A reason for leaving a country
(pushes out)

14. Question
What is a pull factor?

15. Answer
Reason for coming to a country
(pulls in)

16. Question
What is voluntary migration?

17. Answer A person moves because they want to move
The pull factor is important
Job opportunities, family, better education, etc.

18. Question
What is reluctant migration?

19. Answer A person decides to move, even though they don’t want to move.
The push factor is the most important.
Natural disasters, wars, famine, etc.

20. Question
What is forced migration?

21. Answer A person is forced to move.
Examples: Slavery, Native Americans on
Reservations, Jews in Concentration Camps

22. Question
What is a refugee?

23. Answer
A reluctant immigrant. Someone who decided to leave their home because conditions were so bad.
Survivors of a civil war or natural disaster

24. Question
What is immigration?

25. Answer
People moving INTO a country

26. Question
What is a natural resource?

27. Answer
Something useful taken from the environment.

28. Question
What is a raw material?

29. Answer
A natural resource in its natural state, before it is turned into a manufactured good.

30. Question
What is a recyclable resource?

31. Answer A resource that is naturally recycled by a process in nature.
Water, carbon-dioxide, oxygen

32. Question
What is a renewable resource?

33. Answer
A resource that humans can replace once they take it from nature
Wind power, solar power, hydro power
Crops, and wood, etc.

34. Question
What is a nonrenewable resource?

35. Answer
A resource that humans cannot replace once they take it from nature.
Fossil fuels
metals

36. Question
What is a fossil fuel?

37. Answer
An energy source made from the fossilizing material of dead plants.
Coal
Oil
Peat
Natural Gas

38. Question
What is a Developed Nation?

39. Answer
A nation that is rich and technologically advanced.

40. Question
What is a developing nation?

41. Answer
A nation that is trying to catch up with Developed Nations in money and technology.

42. Question
What is Human-Environment Interaction?

43. Answer
When humans change the physical world around them to meet their needs.
Farming, mining, building a dam, building a city, pollution, etc.

44. Question
Push Factor Examples

45. Answer Natural disaster War Famine Disease Lack of opportunity No Jobs
Religious persecution

46. Question
Pull Factor examples

47. Answer Family in another country Good jobs Available Land
Religious Freedom
Peace and Safety
Good Education

48. Question
Developed Nation Characteristics

49. Answer Highly Educated Workers Well-off Citizens Strong Business
Factories have been around for a long time
Most jobs are based on service
Big, well-developed cities
Population decline

50. Question
Developing Nation Characteristics

51. Answer Lack of Education
Lack of Public Services (sewer systems, drinking water, garbage collection)
Growing family size and population
Growing factories
Growing cities
Widespread poverty

52. Question
Three kinds of Migration

53. Answer
Voluntary (immigrants)
Reluctant (refugees)
Forced (slaves)

54. Question
Effects of Urbanization

55. Answer Large Slums (poor housing conditions)
Lack of services (clean drinking water, electricity, garbage collection, transporation)
Rising poverty rates
Lack of resources (not enough food)

56. Question
Examples of Reluctant Migration

57. Answer
Natural Disaster
Civil War
Famine

58. Question
Difference between Natural Resource and Raw Material

59. Answer Natural Resource: Something useful take from the environment
Raw Material: A natural resource that will be turned into a product (manufactured good)

60. Question
Difference between Renewable Resource and Recyclable Resource

61. Answer
Renewable: Humans can replace it after they take it from the environment (ex: grow more corn)
Recyclable Resource: Goes through natural cycle to be renewed (drinking water, waste water, river water, ocean, rain, repeat)

62. Question

63. Answer

64. Question
Fossil Fuel Examples

65. Answer
Coal
Peat
Natural Gas
Oil

66. Question
Examples of a raw material in a product
A basketball shoe…

67. Answer
Cotton
Leather
Oil

68. Question
Examples of Human-Environment Interaction

69. Answer Building a city Deforestation Desertification Farming
Building a new dam
Irrigation

70. Question
Effects of human population growth on the environment

71. Answer Air pollution Water pollution Oil Spills
Decreasing amounts of available fresh water

72. Question
Cause of rapid rise in human population over the last 200 years

73. Answer
More infants survive into adulthood and have families of their own.
Better food supply
Better medical care
High standard of living

74. Question Theme II: Place Examples that describe a “place?”
Must answer the question: What is the location like?