1. Types of Migration

2. I. Review Travel over long distances became more practical
The means and speed of travel influenced how humans migrated
The distances of migration depended on the push and pulls involved

3. II. Internal/External Migration
Internal- Travel within a particular region
Ex: rural to urban
External- A complete change of region
Ex: country to colony

4. III. Chain Migration People did not move in a single step
Undertook a series of movements
Ex: Started as internal movement, then moved to external region
Ex: European farmer moves from rural setting to city, then to a colony across the Atlantis

6. IV. Temporary Migration
Migration is not always permanent
Often humans moved only for limited periods of time
Seasonal workers
Leaving for a few years and then returning home after earning wages

7. Discussion
What factors might help to explain (or predict) the form of migration a person or group engaged in?
Why would some people engage in chain migrations as opposed to single-step migrations
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