2. By Griffin Cook and Max Meredith

3.  Population: the whole number of people or inhabitants in a country or region.  Population density: people per square kilometer of land area.  Habitable lands: land that you can live on  Demographers: the people who study the characteristics of human populations, such as size growth, density, distribution, and vital statistics  Urban: of, relating to, characteristic of, or constituting a city  Rural: of or relating to the country, country people or life, or agriculture  Migration: to move from one county, place, or locality to another  Immigrant: someone who comes into another country from another country.

4. Urban Rural  Big cities  Lots of people  Higher crime rate  Concrete jungle  Small towns  Not many people  Lower crime rate  Farm land Population density: people per square kilometer of land area. A bigger environment means more room. A better government more people there or bad no one will be there. Bad economy no one will be there or good economy everyone will be there.

5. Push Pull  High gas prices  Not many jobs  Horrible economy  Corrupt government ( The opposite of Pull) LLow gas prices LLots of jobs GGreat economy NNon-corrupt government ( The opposite of Push) Migration: to move from one county, place, or locality to another. Environment a bigger better environment more people will want to be there. Political if the country bans leaving it will slow down migration. A bad economy will mean it is harder to migrate.

6.  Some places are very crowded because of too many pull factors. Examples- US, Mexico  Cons to rapid growth are loss of land, loss of plant life, lack of food, too much money spent  Eventual panic