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Movement in geography, City or Town which are developed and concreted.,…

- - - - Stuff
      - Cars
      - Food
    - - Consultant services
      - Banking
    - - Investing in stock out of your country
  - - - Less expansive products
      - Job creations
      - New ideas, new products
      - Opportunity for increased cooperation among countries
      - Improved standard quality of living and more stuff (We can mesure how much stuff a country makes with GDP)
    - - Domestic job loss
      - Loss of economic independence
      - Exploitation of people and ressources(very poor working conditions: which leads to sicknesses. And not nicely paid)
      - Political tensions created
      - Environment degration
- - - - Lack of infrastructure to welcome the migrants (health care, education, housing...)(negative)
    - - More workers(positive)
        
        not certified(negative)
        
        certified(positive)
      - home country from where the migrants are from is receiving money from the people who left the country
        
        Increases Globalization
        
        Home country developping
    - - more people(positive and negative)
        
        Migrants are having children too
      - more diversity(positive)
      - Social tension; the residents don't want to welcome migrants in there home country(negative)
  - - - Some people have to leave there country because there is war or violent action (attacks) which in-danger there safety
    - - People may leave there country if they are environmental problems which destroys their houses and put there lives in dangers
        
        terrible storms
        
        tsunamis
        
        fires
    - - You maybe could have been offered an amazing job in an other country
    - - Some people may simply leave there country to seek a better education
    - - Unfortunately people leave there countries because they want to be safe or make sure there children are safe
        
        Horrible president that take rights away
        
        Dictature
  - - - A migrant is a person who attempts to permanently relocate to a new country
    - - An internally displaced person is someone who is forced to flee their home. But who remains within his or her country's borders
    - - Refugees are people who must leave their home area for their own safety or survival. Leaving your own home is hard but they have to do it to stay safe (maybe there is a war or oppression or a disease…)
    - - The protection granted by a nation to someone who has left their native country as a political refugee.(the people who want this are called asylum seekers)
    - - Undocumented Immigrant: An undocumented immigrant is an illegal immigrant (They do not have the right paperwork to live in a country that is not their own.)
      - Documented Immigrant: A documented immigrant is a legal immigrant(They have the paperwork to live in a country that is not their own.)
    - - A host country is the country in which refugees settle in (most of the time are developed countries: France, the US...)
- - - - Magnets of migration
      - Centers of economic, political and cultural change
      - Growth is often rapid (more diversity, more population density than rural areas)
      - More infrastructure, more jobs, more health resources...
    - - Mega cities
        
        A city with a population of more than 10million
      - Primate cities
        
        A city's whose population is twice as populated as the second largest city
      - The idea of gentrification
        
        Gentrification is when an area is redeveloped and upgraded , attracting richer people. This gives a second life an urban area which was empty
        
        example: Vancouver gentrified there city to attract more tourists and resident
      - Favela (lower income urban areas)
        
        A favela is a type of low-income slum neighborhood that has experienced historical governmental neglect
    - - Push factors out of rural areas
        
        Lack of economic opportunities (less jobs)
        
        Lack of health resources (hospitals)
        
        Lack of education opportunities (less good schools)
      - Pull factors to urban areas
        
        More economic opportunities (more jobs)
        
        More health resources
        
        More infrastructure (roads, airports...)
  - - - Cons(bad things)
        
        Less population: less diversity
        
        Less resources, less jobs
        
        Brain drain
        
        Brain drain is a situation where the majority of the smart, skills and intelligent workers leave an area(rural area) to find better job opportunities(urban areas)
        
        the smart, hard working people leave the country side to have better paid jobs. Which leaves the countryside with less smart brains that the rural areas could use
        
        Lack of infrastructure
      - Different type of ways they are built
        
        Urban sprawl
        
        Satallite development
        
        Growth along
      - Pros
        
        more nature
        
        more privacy(houses less stuck together)