These are basic things that everyone should have, like being treated fairly by the law and the right to get married and have children.

Densely Populated Areas

These are places where lots of people live close together, usually in urban areas or cities.

These are neighborhoods where people live in slums, often without enough resources like clean water or good slums.

Service Jobs vs. Manufacturing Jobs

Service jobs help people, like service jobs, while manufacturing jobs make things, like building manufacturing jobs.

These are resources that can grow back or be used again, like things like trees.

Nonrenewable Resources

These are resources that cannot be replaced easily, like Nonrenewable resources, like coal.

Things that make people want to move to a new place.

Things that make people leave their home.

The way people live, including their baptized, is a religious ceremony. (babies are dunked in water! ) , language, and customs.

Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

This measures how much Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This is the total value of all goods and services a country makes in one year. a country makes by selling goods and services each year.

This was a time when people found new ways to grow more food The Green Revolution was a time when people found new ways to grow.

People have the people make decisions by voting. to make decisions.

A king or queen rules the country.

One person has all the power and makes all the decisions.

Charts that show how many people of different ages live in a country. For example, in the United States, there are more women than men over the age of 75. in different age groups.

Moving to and living in a new means moving to a new country to live. Many people immigrate to find better jobs or a safer place to live.

This is how long it takes for a country’s Some countries to have a growing population to double.

National Holidays: These are special days that celebrate important events in a country Each country has special holidays that celebrate its history and culture. For example, in the United States, people celebrate Independence Day on July 4th

Natural disasters, like When natural disasters, like earthquakes, happen, people sometimes have to leave their homes. These are called push factors because the disaster pushes people away from the area where they lived, and are reasons

These are ways of behaving or traditions that people in a culture follow.

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Term	Definition
Human Rights	These are basic things that everyone should have, like being treated fairly by the law and the right to get married and have children.
Densely Populated Areas	These are places where lots of people live close together, usually in urban areas or cities.
Slums	These are neighborhoods where people live in slums, often without enough resources like clean water or good slums.
Service Jobs vs. Manufacturing Jobs	Service jobs help people, like service jobs, while manufacturing jobs make things, like building manufacturing jobs.
Renewable Resources	These are resources that can grow back or be used again, like things like trees.
Nonrenewable Resources	These are resources that cannot be replaced easily, like Nonrenewable resources, like coal.
Pull Factors	Things that make people want to move to a new place.
Push Factors	Things that make people leave their home.
Culture	The way people live, including their baptized, is a religious ceremony. (babies are dunked in water! ) , language, and customs.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)	This measures how much Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This is the total value of all goods and services a country makes in one year. a country makes by selling goods and services each year.
The Green Revolution	This was a time when people found new ways to grow more food The Green Revolution was a time when people found new ways to grow.
Democracy	People have the people make decisions by voting. to make decisions.
Monarchy	A king or queen rules the country.
Dictatorship	One person has all the power and makes all the decisions.
Population Pyramids	Charts that show how many people of different ages live in a country. For example, in the United States, there are more women than men over the age of 75. in different age groups.
Immigration	Moving to and living in a new means moving to a new country to live. Many people immigrate to find better jobs or a safer place to live.
Doubling Time	This is how long it takes for a country’s Some countries to have a growing population to double.
National Holidays	National Holidays: These are special days that celebrate important events in a country Each country has special holidays that celebrate its history and culture. For example, in the United States, people celebrate Independence Day on July 4th
Push Factors	Natural disasters, like When natural disasters, like earthquakes, happen, people sometimes have to leave their homes. These are called push factors because the disaster pushes people away from the area where they lived, and are reasons
Customs	These are ways of behaving or traditions that people in a culture follow.

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