Chapter Review Time....

Today in Human Geo, we reviewed for our test that's on Friday. Here are my fabulous notes I took.

So basically we have to get familiar with the CIA World Fact Book. On the day of the test we will have about 10 or a little more minutes to complete the questions given on the test- all searched in the CIA World Fact Book.

Next we have to study our notes, blogs, and also the teachers blog.
This will not be an open-notebook kind of test or "open-blog", we are going to have to memorize everything we learned like a normal test.

REVIEW:

• Memorize the terms: life-expectancy, crude birth rate, crude death rate, developing nations, developed nations, rate of natural increase, net migration rate, immigration, emigration, push forces, pull forces, and total fertility rate.
• If you know the crude birth rate then it shows you the rate of natural increase
• Crude birth rate: places were people are dying then being born- exs: Japan, Germany, Italy etc. (The places were the crude death rate is a higher number then the crude birth rate which brings that countries population number down.)
• Developing nations are countries that are not doing well economic wise, or health wise etc. (pre-industrialism)
• Developed nations are countries that are selling and buying a lot of things, economy is decent etc. Like the USA. (post-industrialism)
• You can figure out the birth rate of natural increase by subtracting the CBR by the CDR
• How to get the migration rate: subtract the emigration from the immigration and if the number is positive then the population is growing and has more immigrates, but if the number is negative it's the opposite.
• Immigrants: people that are traveling to go to another country permanently        
• Emigration: people leaving their country to come to a new one
•  (example: someone from France comes to America- they are immigrants to America but emigrants to France.)
• push force: something that causes one or more people to leave their country. Like something acts like it forces them too. (ex: health issues, dictatorship, wars etc.)
• pull force: things that's make people want to come to that other country. (ex: America. the land of opportunity)