1. Why do people move?

2. Migration The process of moving from one place to live in another
Why do people migrate?

3. Push Factors
Push Factor- almost always negative factors which cause someone to leave an area
What are ideas of a push factor?

4. Pull Factors
Pull Factor- almost always positive factors which cause someone to come to an area
What are ideas of a pull factor?

5. Push or Pull?
Economic/Political/Social?

6. https://youtu.be/DowaIjF5iE0
Civil unrest in Syria

7. Based on the video, are these people being pushed or pulled?

8. Push or Pull?
Economic/Social/Political

9. Push or Pull?
Economic/Social/Political?

10. Push or Pull?
Economic/Social/Political

11. Landforms can Aid/Hinder migration
Aid- to help
Hinder- to hurt or delay
Mountains may hurt migration with the steepness and no roadways around or through.
Waterways can aid by speeding migration with the use of boats.

12. Aid or Hinder Migration?

13. Aid or Hinder Migration?

14. Aid or Hinder Migration?

15. Aid or Hinder Migration

16. What is an immigrant?
Immigrant- people who enter a country to live from another country

17. Why do people move Lecture Notes
Push Factor- almost always negative factors which cause someone to leave an area
Pull Factor- almost always positive factors which cause someone to come to an area
Aid- to help
Hinder- to hurt or delay
Immigrant- people who enter a country to live from another country
Landforms – aid/hinder migration

18. Economic/Political/Social Push/Pull Factors
Create a T-Chart on your notes of push and pull factors.
Separate the items on the left into push or pull factors of migration.
Economic
Job loss
Job opportunity
Economic Depress
Flourishing economy
Poverty
Political
Civil War
Developed Country
Freedom
Stability
Social
Marriage
Family
Disaster

19. Draw into your notes