Geo

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Three Settlement Patterns

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1. Clustered

2. Linear

3. Scattered

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Site

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The site is the actual location of a settlemnt on earth

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Situation

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The general position of an area

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Factors affecting population distribution

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1. Natural Environment

2. Economic Conditions

3. History

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Natural Envrironment

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It has a big impact on people live for example 71% of the world is made up of water

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Economic conditions

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some of these conditions are uneployment rate, literacy rates and much more

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History

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Poeple want to be were there ancestors ad family were or are

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Seven ways which land is used

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1. Residential

2. Commercial

3. Industrial

4. institutional

5. Transportational

6. Recreational

7. Open space

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Facors causing change within Industrialization, Urbanization , and Transportation

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1. Social Factors

2. Political Factors

3. Cultural factos

4. Economic factors

5. environemental factors

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Social Factors

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How to do with how people get along with each other

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Political Factors

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Are concered with making decisions in a group

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Cultrual Factors

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Have to do with how groups of people get along with other groups of people

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Economic Factors

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Are Concered with how people earn a living and build wealth

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Environemental FActors

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have to do with nature and natural processes

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Supply Vs Demand

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Supply: What you have

Demand: What you want

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SIx Questions Ecosystems are based on

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1 What recourses are availbible

2. What goods will be produced

3. How will these goods be produced and how much

4 Who will produce these goods

5 for whom will the goods be produces

6 How will the finished products be districuted

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4 Kinds of economic systems

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1. Traditional

2. Comand eg (north korea

3. Market eg (singapore)

4. Mixed eg (canada)

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Traditional

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Based on what was done in the past

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Command

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Dictator makes decisions, citizens must accept these decisions.

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Market

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All members of society make desisions

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Mixed

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Both a mix of command and market

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Econmic factors of production

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1. Land

2.Capital

3.Labour

4. Tech

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Types of industreis

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1. primary

2. Secondary

3 tertiary

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Push Factors

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Push factors are those that force the individual to move voluntarily, and in many cases, they are forced because the individual risk something if they stay. Push factors may include conflict, drought, famine, or extreme religious activity.

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Pull Factors

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Pull factors are those factors in the destination country that attract the individual or group to leave their home. Those factors are known as place utility, which is the desirability of a place that attracts people. Better economic opportunities, more jobs, and the promise of a better life often pull people into new locations.

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Barriers to migration

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1. Physical

2. Legal

3. Political

4. Procedural

5. economic

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Physical

(barriers)

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Distant Oceans, Mountains or walls

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Legal

(barriers)

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Limits to the number of people the new people the county will let in

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Political

(barriers)

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Lwas prhohibitinh people from leaving the country

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Procedural

(barriers)

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Getting passwords and visas

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Economic

(barriers)

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Not having enough money to move

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What is Culture

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A way of life shared by a group of people Including the way they obtain food , the way they raise there children , there values, belieds, language and customs.