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THEME 1 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Push factors: Political conflict in between the country, no jobs or businesses, lack of healthcare, lack of education, poor housing
      - Pull factors: Higher employment rates, less conflict, better healthcare, better education systems
    - - forced migration
        
        Asylum seekers
        
        internally displaced people (IDP)
        
        Refugees
        
        Persecution
      - international migration
        
        different country (ie Britain to France)
      - voluntary migration
        
        Job
        
        Retirement
        
        Education
        
        Environment (peaceful)
        
        Better housing
      - internal migration
        
        same country (ie California to New York)
      - emmigration
        
        leaves
      - immigration
        
        arrives
    - - Push factors for Mexicans: Drug trafficking, low employment rate and poverty (gini coefficient is 0.45)
      - Pull factors (and benefits) for Mexicans to move to USA: better pay, employment, better housing, safer
      - cons for Mexicans to move in USA: hard to find a job, difficult to get a VISA, discrimination, exploitation
      - benefits of mexicans moving into USA for Americans: Mexicans can take up jobs in primary sectors (70% of the people in USA that worked there are Mexicans), cultural diversity
      - cons for Mexicans moving into USA for Americans: taking up education facilities, food resources and housing
  - - - Locations (NE): Washington DC, Boston, New York
      - reasons for high population density in NE:
        near UK (ports), more job opportunities and housing facilities
      - Locations (NW): Montana, Washington, Oregon
      - Reasons for low population density in NW: Volcanoes (St. Helens in Washington), uneven relief lead to lack of housing and job opportunities
- - - - entertainment
      - retail
      - professional services (eg. finance)
    - - Leisure and recreation
        
        park, open land
      - Residential
        
        housing
      - Business and commerce
        
        bank, stores
      - Transport
        
        airports, roads, piers, railways, highways...
      - Industry
        
        factories/warehouses
  - - -  Regeneration: improvement of areas through
      -  Gentrification: people move into an area & start making
    - - Push factors: Poorly paid jobs, mechanisation,
        poor education system, lack of healthcare, poor transportation infrastructures.
      - Pull factors; More higher paying jobs, more prestige and famous education centres, improved healthcare services, better entertainment services, more access to higher order goods.