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Sadie Social Studies

Human Geography

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What is the definition of public issue? when all people involved don't agree
What are the ways that immigrants have influenced the United States? shared traditions, language, food, and culture
What is the definition of culture? a person's way of life
What are push factors? bad things that make people want to leave a place
What is a pull factor? good things that a new place offers that make people want to move
What are some reasons that people may be pushed out of Michigan? government, lack of opportunity, crowded, no family
How have people used natural resources in the US? to make energy, farming, mining, building, irrigation
What is a positive change when people use natural resources for human activities? creating energy with nonrenewable resources of giving people water
What is a negative change when people use natural resources for human activities? pollution, makes world unsafe for people or animals
How have people adapted to life in the Great Plains? machinery to make farming easier
What are examples of non-renewable resources? oil, natural gas, coal
What are examples of renewable resources? wind, water, sun
What tests did immigrants need to pass at Ellis Island? button hook eye test, walking the stairs, no diseases, $20
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