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Movement of people between places on a regular basis → cyclical migration
Study of population → demographics
average number of children a woman will have in her lifetime → fertility rate
the number of people who live in a square mile or kilometer → population density
people who leave their homelands seeking safety in a foreign country → refugees
Explanation:
Migration is the movement of people from from one place to another. A cyclical migration is a kind of movement that is a routine and are usually short.
Demographics is the study of population base on age , race, gender etc.
fertility rate is said to be the measure the number of life birth of a woman in a specific period of time . Fertility rate gives information on how fertile a woman is.
Population density is the number of people per unit area. It gives information on the population per geographical area.
Refugees are individual that have been forced to live their countries to seek refuge in another country as a result of violence or persecution.
Physical weathering is most active where temperature and rainfall are both. low. Chemical weathering is most active in regions of high temperature and rainfall. Most world. regions experience a combination of both physical and chemical weathering.
The question that Bill Clinton calls the urgent question of our time is weather or not we can make change a friend to us instead of it being an enemy. Basically ,he is saying we need to be flexible and ready to change because he believed that change was good for the country.
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The shockwave from an undersea earthquake causes 'ripples' in the ocean which are very large swells. When the bottom of the swell touches land, it must build up higher to maintain it's size. Therefore when it approaches the beach, water is drawn away from the beach to compensate for the ocean depth getting shallower under the tsunami swell. More water is drawn from in front of the swell than behind due to the movement of the swell.
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