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Movement In Geography - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Primate City: A city whose population is at least twice the population of the second largest city. It is also the political, cultural, and economic center of a country. Some examples include Mexico City, and Paris.
    - - Vancouver: A city in Canada that was heavily gentrified
- - - - Imports: goods or services from other countries.
      - Exports: goods or services traded or sold to other countries
        
        Balance of Trade:: The difference in value between a country's imports and exports
      - Goods: products that are bought and sold such as clothes and food.
      - Services: intangible products that are bought and sold such as banking
        
        Commodity: A raw material or product that can be bought or sold, such as cocoa beans, coffee beans, or copper.
      - Mexico: The United States exports the most to Mexico and Canada. Mexico is also directly South of the United States, which explains why the US exports to Mexico the most.
        
        Canada: The United States exports the most to Mexico and Canada Canada is also directly North of the United States, which explains why the US exports to Canada the most.
        
        China: The United States import the most from China.
      - Cargo ships: Cargo ships that carry goods in truck sized containers, which are used for trade.
    - - Losers of Globalization: Those at the bottom of national and global income distributions.
- - - - Undocumented Immigrant: Foreign people who are illegally admitted into the United States