Movement and Settlement Patterns

A Push factor __________________.

• Prevents people from moving from place to place

• Keep people in their homes against their will

• push people away from their home including war and famine

• Pull people to a new place

A Pull factor __________________.

• Prevents people from moving from place to place

• Keep people in their homes against their will

• push people away from their home including war and famine

• Pull people to a new place

Given the image which scenario is a pull factor

• a young Jewish girl and her family are trying to escape nazi regime

• A young man gets good grades and applies to American colleges to get a degree in engineering

• A terrorist group takes over Afghanistan and a young mother sends her child to Germany by hand her over the the fence at the Kabul airport

• A disease hits the crops in a region creating a famine

Given the image which scenario is a economic factor

• a young Jewish girl and her family are trying to escape nazi regime

• A young man gets good grades and applies to American colleges to get a degree in engineering

• A terrorist group takes over Afghanistan and a young mother sends her child to Germany by hand her over the the fence at the Kabul airport

• A disease hits the crops in a region creating a famine

Given the image which scenario is a pull factor

• a young Jewish girl and her family are trying to escape nazi regime

• A young man gets good grades and applies to American colleges to get a degree in engineering

• A group of migrants enter California to work on the farms because there are very little job opportunites in their home

• A disease hits the crops in a region creating a famine

Given the image which scenario is a political reason

• a young Jewish girl and her family are trying to escape nazi regime

• A young man gets good grades and applies to American colleges to get a degree in engineering

• A group of migrants enter California to work on the farms because there are very little job opportunites in their home

• A disease hits the crops in a region creating a famine

According to the settlement map, what do we know about the midwest region of the United States?

• They are heavily populated.

• They have lots of cows.

• They are sparsely populated.

• Nothing

(Match Definition to Term)-– movement from one place to another

• Urbanization

• Pandemic

• Settlement patterns

• Migration

(Match definition to Term)-the spatial distribution of where humans inhabit the Earth

• settlement pattern

• globalization

• pandemics

• urbanization

________ are Reasons why people want to migrate TO a place.

• Pull Factors

• push factors

• political factors

• social factors