1. emigration leaving one's homeland to settle in a new place 2. immigration birth rate insufficient to replace the existing population 3. migration resources being used up at a faster rate than they can be replenished 4. overpopulation the movement from one place to another 5. sustainable development the increase in the population of a city 6. underpopulation the number of people exceeds the available natural resources in an area 7. unsustainable development the ability to meet current needs without reducing the ability to meet future needs 8. urbanization the movement of people to a new country

Which are results of technological advances? increased people's exposure to new ideas created a global culture valued by people around the world brought harmony to diverse groups of people reduced the number of people living in rural areas

City 24-hr average yearly temperature in ºc total yearly precipitation in mm minsk, belarus (former ussr) (53° n, 27° e) shanghai, china (31° n, 121° e) baltimore city, usa (39° n, 76° w) helsinki, finland (60° n, 24° e) banff, canada (51° n, 115° w) kuala lumpur, malaysia (3° n 101° e) 26.5 2393.6 buenos aires, argentina (34° s, 58° w) jakarta, indonesia (6° s, 106° e) questions 1. what factor contributes most to the warm climate of kuala lumpur? 2. banff and minsk are located at similar latitudes. what could account for banff’s average yearly temperature being lower than minsk’s? 3. which city’s climate is most similar to jakarta, baltimore or kuala lumpur? explain your answer. 4. shanghai and buenos aires have located thousands of miles apart and in different hemispheres, yet their climates are similar. what reasoning could explain this?

Why is terracing used in southeast asian agriculture?