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Unauthorized Immigrant
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A person who enters a country without proper documents
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Quotas
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A law that places a maximum limit on the number of people who can immigrate to a country each year
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Brain Drain
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Large-scale emigration by talented people
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Chain Migration
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Migration of people to a specific location because relatives or members of the same nationality previously migrated there
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Guest Worker
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A term once used for a worker who migrated to the developed countries of Northern and Western Europe in search of a higher paying job
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Circular Migration
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The temporary movement of a migrant worker between home and host countries to seek employment
AP Human Geography
flashcards
Decks in class (90)
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1A I Introducing Geography5
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1A II Contemporary Tools4
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1A III Interpreting Maps5
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1A IV Place and Regions7
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1A V Spatial Association2
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1A VI Scale and Distribution4
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1A VII Diffusion12
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1A VIII Sustainably5
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2A I Population Distribution3
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2A II Population Density3
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2A III Population Dynamics7
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2A IV Population Composition6
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2A V The Demographic Transition7
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2A VI The Malthusian Theory1
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Economic Sectors3
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2A VII The Epidemiological Transition10
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2B I Population Policies2
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2B IV Reasons for Migrating4
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2B V Forced and Voluntary Migration8
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2B VI Distance of Migration2
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2B VII Intraregional Migration1
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2B IX Contemporary International Migration1
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2B X Migration Challenges6
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3A I Origins of Folk and Popular Culture4
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3A II Isolation of Folk Culture2
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3A IV Effects of Popular Culture2
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3B I Cultural Values12
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3B II Origin and Diffusion of the English Language4
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3B III Indo-European Languages4
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3B V Distribution of Religion3
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3B VI US Ethnic Concentration3
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3C I Religious Conflict2
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3C II Nationalism5
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3C III Multinational States2
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3C IV Ethnic Conflict1
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3C V Ethnic Cleansing2
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3C VI Sacred Space and Religous Calendars3
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3C VII Religous Administration and Burial Practices2
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3C VIII Langauge Preservation4
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4A I Introduction to Political Geography3
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4A II Development of States2
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4A III Nation States2
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4A IV Boundaries2
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4A V Territorial Morphology6
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4A VI Governing States4
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4A VII Gerrymandering4
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4A VIII Supernationalism1
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4A IX Terrorism1
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5A I Origins and Key Differences in Modern Agriculture6
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5A II Shifting Cultivation3
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5A III Pastoral Nomadism and Plantations3
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5A IV Intensive Subsistence Agriculture6
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5A V Aquaculture2
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5B I Crop Based Commercial Farming2
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5B II Mixed Crop and Livestock1
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5B III Dairy and Ranching3
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5B IV Sustainability Changes4
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5B V Biotechnology and Trade1
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5B VII Food Consumption and Undernourishment3
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6A II Central Place Theory4
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6A III Rank-Size Rule and Primate Cities3
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6A IV Gravity Model and Market Area Analysis2
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6A VI Economic Specialization and Service Clusters3
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6A VII Urban Settlements1
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6B II An Introduction to Urban Patterns4
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6B III Burgess' Concentric Zone Model6
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6B IV Hoyt's Sector Model6
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6B V Harris-Ullman Multiple-Nuclei Model11
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Agriculture Vocabulary2
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6B VI Applying the models in North America and Europe1
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6B VII Applying the models in the developing world1
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6B VIII The Peripheral Model3
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6B IX Suburbs: Annexation, Segregation, Consumption4
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6B X Urban Transportation: Streetcar Suburbs, Auto-Centered1
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6B XI Urban Challenges5
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7A I Differences in Development7
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7A II Gender-Inequality6
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7A III Obstacles to Development3
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7A IV Fair Trade4
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7B I Modern Industry4
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7B II Situation Factors4
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7B III Changing Situation Factors2
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7B IV Site Factors1
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7B V Changing Location Factors7
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7B VI Fossil Fuels: Supply and Demand3
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7B VII Alternative Energy7
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7B VIII Air Pollution5
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7B IX Water Pollution5
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7B X Solid Waste Pollution1
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7B XI Recycling and Manufacturing2
