Theme of Movement / Human Interaction Environment

What does the term 'movement' refer to?

• How people, products, and ideas get from place to place

• When people or countries rely on each other for the things they need

• Any product that is sent out of or exits a place

• Moving to settle in another place

What does the term 'interdependence' mean?

• How people, products, and ideas get from place to place

• When people or countries rely on each other for the things they need

• Any product that is sent out of or exits a place

• Moving to settle in another place

What is an 'export'?

• How people, products, and ideas get from place to place

• When people or countries rely on each other for the things they need

• Any product that is sent out of or exits a place

• Moving to settle in another place

What is an 'import'?

• How people, products, and ideas get from place to place

• When people or countries rely on each other for the things they need

• Any product that is sent out of or exits a place

• Any product that is brought into or enters a place.

What does the term 'migration' mean?

• How people, products, and ideas get from place to place

• When people or countries rely on each other for the things they need

• Any product that is sent out of or exits a place

• Moving to settle in another place

What is 'emigration'?

• How people, products, and ideas get from place to place

• When people or countries rely on each other for the things they need

• When a person moves away from their native country

• When a person moves into a new country

What is 'immigration'?

• How people, products, and ideas get from place to place

• When people or countries rely on each other for the things they need

• When a person moves away from their native country

• When a person moves into a new country

What are 'natural resources'?

• The materials made by nature that people can use

• Those resources we get from the Earth that can be replaced

• Those resources that we get from the Earth that cannot be replaced

• The widespread cutting down of trees without replacing them

What are 'renewable resources'?

• The materials made by nature that people can use

• Those resources we get from the Earth that can be replaced

• Those resources that we get from the Earth that cannot be replaced

• The widespread cutting down of trees without replacing them

What are 'non-renewable resources'?

• The materials made by nature that people can use

• Those resources we get from the Earth that can be replaced

• Those resources that we get from the Earth that cannot be replaced

• The widespread cutting down of trees without replacing them