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| Push-Pull Theory | People migrate because certain things "push" them away. Better living conditions "pull" people to a country |
| Immigrant/Immigration | People who leave one country for another one. |
| Movement (5 Themes of Geography) | Explains how people, goods, and ideas get from one place to another. |
| Place (5 Themes of Georgraphy) | A location's physical (climate or landforms) and human features (population or jobs) |
| Region (5 Themes of Geography) | Unifying characteristics such as climate, land, population, history. May cover several countries/states such as the Sahara Desert or Gulf Coast |
| Human/Environment Interaction (5 Themes of Geography) | How people affect their environment and how the environment affects the people. |
| Location-Absolute Location (5 Themes of Geography) | Exact location of a place (latitude and longitude) |
| Location-Relative Location (5 Themes of Geography) | Location of a place in relation to another place (Ex. Irving is east of Dallas) |
| Tropic Zone | Area between the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn. The equator is in the middle. Tropical climate is almost always hot. |
| Temperate Zone | Areas north and south of the tropic zone to the Arctic and Antarctic Circles. Temperate zones have spring, summer, fall, and winter seasons. |
| Climate | Average weather of a place over many years. Climate includes temperature and precipatation. |
| Geography | The study of the Earth. |
