Answer:
Comparation between the population distribution of Germany and Ethiopia
Germany
- population density in Germany (2010) - over 200 inhabitants/km², Rhine-Rhur agglomeration.
- in the southern part of Germany, the population density is lower due to the presence of mountain relief units.
Ethiopia
- population density in Ethiopia (2010) - 1-50 place/km²
There are many push factors when it comes to emigration, but first, a push factor is something that will make someone want to voluntarily leave because of the things happening in their country. Examples of some push factors are a lack of job opportunites, war, famine, and instability in the country. Examples of push factors in real life happening today are...
1. Syria - war/conflict from the Syrian Civil War
2. Venezuela - crime, and politcial and economic instability
3. North Korea - harsh laws and punishments, dictatorship, and the regime/totalitarianism
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The correct answer is: Balkanisation: Balkanisation refers to the process of fragmentation into smaller pieces, such as the fragmentation of a country or a nation into smaller pieces.
The term has its origin in the conflict in former Yugoslavia, when the country Yugoslavia) was fragmented into Bosnia, Serbia, and other
