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Movement in Geography - Coggle Diagram
Movement in Geography
Globalization and Trade
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Choke Point
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Strait
A natural passage of water which allows ships to pass, connects two other large bodies of water.
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Exports
Goods or services that get sold and leave our country such as machinery, lumber, and lots more.
Imports
Good or services that come from another country into ours such as machinery, toys, and much more
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FairTrade
Fair Trade is a company designed to help producers get the pay they deserve and to help form equal relationships with the company they sell their product to.
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For example, in a country located on the coast of Africa, there are many cacao farmers. These farmers don't get paid nearly as much as they should, and so Fair Trade helps them achieve the pay they deserve.
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Global supply chain
Having different parts of a product made all around the world which then are shipped to a single location to be assembled helps create diversity in every product we buy.
For example if the U.S. were to manufacture dolls, we might need different parts of the doll to come from around the world, and then the U.S. would put them together and ship them out.
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Services
Unlike goods, you can not physically touch services because they are professions that can be shared or transported overseas or into another country.
Lawyers or legal services, technology, banking or consulting, and many more.
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Urbanization
Brain Drain
More educated and ambitious people tend to leave more rural ares essentially leaving the 'dumb' people.
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Gentrification
The revitalization or renewal of a downtown area can help create more housing and job opportunities.
An example of a town that has been Gentrified, is Vancouver, Canada. Vancouver is not one of the most ethnically diverse cities in North America.
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Cities
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Primate city
A primate city is a city whose population is at least twice the population of the second largest city in the country.
An example of a primate city would be Mexico City, Mexico.
Areas
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Urban
A city or city adjacent.
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An example of an urban area would be Denver, Colorado
Rural to Urban Migration
Pull Factors
Some pull factors are more jobs (main factor), family ties in the city, and excitement (for younger couples and people).
Push Factors
Some of the push factors are no jobs, lack of health care, and lack of education opportunities.
Migration
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Arab Spring
A series of anti-government protests, uprisings and armed rebellions caused many to flee their home countries.
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Refugees
A person who has been forced to leave their home country to escape, war, natural disasters and more.
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Rural to Urban Migration
Pull Factors
- More jobs (main factor)
- Family ties in the city
- excitement (especially for younger people)
Push Factors
- no jobs
- lack of education opportunities
- lack of health care
For example, many people who used to live in rural areas and farm for a living are going out of business due to globalization and trade and so they have to move to an urban area in order to get a job.