Europe, Migration and refugees European Summer School: Europe in the 21 st century: Power, leadership and crisis. 16-18 January 2013 Assoc. Prof. Bruno.
Migration AP HuG. Migration Migration – A change in residence that is intended to be permanent Emigration – leaving a country Immigration – entering a.
Extrasolar Planets More that 500 extrasolar planets have been discovered In 46 planetary systems through radial velocity surveys, transit observations,
Superclass Osteichthyes bony fishes Class Actinopterygii –Ray finned fishes Class Sarcopterygii (lobe fin fishes) –Lung fishes –Coelocanth.
MIGRATION. 1- What are the reasons for migration in the human history? -Finding new places -Reac h ing new lands -Benefiting opportunities in the different.
Migration – Immigration and Refugees Migration is defined as a permanent or semi-permanent change of residence and involves the crossing of national.
WHAT’S NEW IN THE 2013 APHG COURSE OUTLINE?? BLACK—In Past Course Outlines Highlighted-New to the 2013 Outline HyperlinkedHyperlinked-Connected to tag.
Do Now: Answer the following questions while watching the clip: Identify and explain 2 push and pull factors that lead to human migration.
Joe Walsh. Migration is a change in residence that can be temporary, permanent, daily, or annually. There are 3 types of Migration: Cyclic Movement-Migration.
AP Human Geography Breaking the Ice. What I did this summer?
1 AP Human Geography Population Migration. 2 Population migration What we need to know about this topic: Types of migration: Push and pull factors contributing.
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