Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Practice Test
dont answer 2 or 5, or 6, 9, 10. Climate change will affect higher climates the most. canada is bigger than the us but has a smaler population. we've got alot of natural resources. 335 million people in north american region. miami is not part of megalopolis
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
class 11/11
north america has a very diverse econmy, culture, climate, topgraphy.....
economic devolopement- we create 5% of the worlds oil but we consume 25% of it. we have 20% of the worlds copper and zinc reserves.
the climate differs throughout the country
united states is the third largest consumer of water
economic devolopement- we create 5% of the worlds oil but we consume 25% of it. we have 20% of the worlds copper and zinc reserves.
the climate differs throughout the country
united states is the third largest consumer of water
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
today we all presented our reports, here some notes
The environment has a big effect on what kind of jobs ppl have
We have a diverse population in north America. We have 335 million people in north America. The Europeans built up immunity to deadly diseases and then spread those diseases to the natives
People expanded west and then north because of industrialization
Climates are different all over north America
Megalopolis
The environment has a big effect on what kind of jobs ppl have
We have a diverse population in north America. We have 335 million people in north America. The Europeans built up immunity to deadly diseases and then spread those diseases to the natives
People expanded west and then north because of industrialization
Climates are different all over north America
Megalopolis
Monday, November 9, 2009
weekend HW
Cultural Coherence and Diversity
North America is a region of immigrants; almost all of the population once immigrated into north America. Early immigrants had a considerable cultural influence even though they were small in numbers, over time their varied groups and changing goals created a culturally diverse landscape. In the U.S changing source regions of immigrants have split the country’s history of immigration into 5 chapters. There’s the first chapter (before 1820) there was little migration and it was mainly English and African, there were other source regions such as Irish, Dutch, French and German, but the English had more influence. During this time the number of African immigrants outnumbered the europian arrivals and they had a big influence on the South, they were part of a much larger forced migration to the Americas. In phase 2 (1820-1870) the emphasis shifted from the English to more Germans and Irish, the pace of migration also increased from 130,000 in the 1820’s the over 2.8 million in the 1870’s. In the 3rd phase 9 (1870-1920) the immigration rate rose even higher to 1 million immigrants annually, this time from the number of immigrants from northwestern Europe declined and immigrants started coming from south Europe and east European countries like Poland and Russia. By 1910 almost 14% of the country was foreign born, most of these immigrants stayed away from the job-poor south and and collected in big north eastern cities, setting cultural diverge that persists to today. Between 1920 and 1970 (stage 4) the immigration from neighboring countries (Latin America and Canada) grew but the overall immigration rate plunged due to stricter immigration protocols. From 1970 to present day( stage 5) the number of annual arrivers surpass those of the early 20th century, most from Latin America.
North America is a region of immigrants; almost all of the population once immigrated into north America. Early immigrants had a considerable cultural influence even though they were small in numbers, over time their varied groups and changing goals created a culturally diverse landscape. In the U.S changing source regions of immigrants have split the country’s history of immigration into 5 chapters. There’s the first chapter (before 1820) there was little migration and it was mainly English and African, there were other source regions such as Irish, Dutch, French and German, but the English had more influence. During this time the number of African immigrants outnumbered the europian arrivals and they had a big influence on the South, they were part of a much larger forced migration to the Americas. In phase 2 (1820-1870) the emphasis shifted from the English to more Germans and Irish, the pace of migration also increased from 130,000 in the 1820’s the over 2.8 million in the 1870’s. In the 3rd phase 9 (1870-1920) the immigration rate rose even higher to 1 million immigrants annually, this time from the number of immigrants from northwestern Europe declined and immigrants started coming from south Europe and east European countries like Poland and Russia. By 1910 almost 14% of the country was foreign born, most of these immigrants stayed away from the job-poor south and and collected in big north eastern cities, setting cultural diverge that persists to today. Between 1920 and 1970 (stage 4) the immigration from neighboring countries (Latin America and Canada) grew but the overall immigration rate plunged due to stricter immigration protocols. From 1970 to present day( stage 5) the number of annual arrivers surpass those of the early 20th century, most from Latin America.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
People adapt to where they live depending on culture, economy and technology. If there is a disaster then the socioeconomic repercussions would be felt throughout the world.
-world needs food
-climate determines what food is grown where
-culture, economy, and technology determine how people will adapt to their climate
-climate links us in oir globalized economy
-meteorological processes are complicated
Human condition varies around the world
-5 main factors that influence the climate=
solar energy-
latitude
interaction between land and water
world pressure system
global wind patterns
-world needs food
-climate determines what food is grown where
-culture, economy, and technology determine how people will adapt to their climate
-climate links us in oir globalized economy
-meteorological processes are complicated
Human condition varies around the world
-5 main factors that influence the climate=
solar energy-
latitude
interaction between land and water
world pressure system
global wind patterns
Monday, October 19, 2009
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