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Movement in Geography - Coggle Diagram
Movement in Geography
Migration - The movement of people from one place to another. An example is, the migration of refugees from Syria to Turkey.
IDP - A person forced to leave their home but not their country. An example is people in Venezuela losing their homes due to the economic crisis
Ukraine - People are leaving the eastern border and fleeing west because of the war between Russia and Ukraine
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Emigrant - Someone leaving a country. An example is people in Mexico emmigrating from Mexico to the US
Refugee - A person leaving their country due to persecution who is then granted rights. An example is people in Ukraine leaving the country because of the war
Asylum - protection granted by a country to protect someone forced to leave their home country. An example is Turkey providing assylum for refugees fleeing Syria.
Immigrant - Someone coming into a country such as a refugee from Venezuela immigrating into Columbia
Undocumented immigrant - Someone coming into the country without documentation. An example is a Mexican immigrant coming into the country illegally
Documented immigrant - Someone coming into a country with documentation. An example is someone emmigrating away from Columbia with the proper documentation
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Urbanization - People moving from rural to urban areas. An example is, when infrastructure gets more developed than rural areas with the addition of hospitals, roads, and a power grid.
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Rural - a area with low population density and small settlements. An example is the area in the midwest where there are mostly farms.
Globalization/Trade - How countries and people of the world interact/the transfer or exchange of goods, services, and money. An example is, the information revolution with cellphones and the internet enabling global supply chains.
Trade - Buying and selling goods. An example is one country trading one resource like oil for another like iron
Balance of Trade - Exports versus imports.
An example is, China importing raw materials and exporting finished products.
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Choke points - A large amount of ships passing through a narrow water lane. An example is the Suez Canal
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Globalization - How countries and people of the world interact. An example is the internet being a part of the 3rd stage of globalization
Global supply chain - A network of suppliers, manufacturers, and consumers. An example is the supply chain of cocoa from the Cote d'Ivoire to manufacturers to consumers.
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Specialization - Countries focusing on what they are best a producing. An example is the Cote d'Ivoire specializing into cocoa because their climate is very good for cocoa
Ivory Coast and Chocolate - The Ivory Coast specializes in chocolate and is dependent on the chocolate economy. An example is Ghana and chocolate
Fair Trade A minimum price for a farmers crop. An example is the minimum price fair trade certified cocoa farmers earn in Cote d'Ivoire
Comparative Advantage - Countries specialize into what they are comparatively better at doing. An example is Cote d'Ivoire producing cocoa because their climate is very conducive to cocoa
Scarcity - A single country cannot meet the needs of its citizens alone. An example is Russia not being able to produce enough food because of its climate.
Winners of globalization - Countries who benefited the most from globalization. An example is the US
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Losers of globalization - Countries who did not benefit from globalization. An example is the Cote d'Ivoire.
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