Word bank. In the top box below are some of the basic vocabulary words that we will be using during this unit. In the bottom box are the definitions, which have all been mixed up. Per Capita Demographics Immigrate Refugee

Push-Pull Factors Industrialize Emigrate Developing Nation

Population Density Industrialized Nation Population Urbanization Industry Data

The number of people living in a country or region.

Data related to the different groups within a population.

Large scale business activity or production.

To develop lots of large businesses, companies, or factories.

Exiting one’s country with the purpose of living in a different country permanently.

Going into a new country with the purpose of living there permanently.

A country that has achieved industrialization. Industrialized nations have higher average incomes and a higher standard of living.

A nation that has not become industrialized. Developing nations have lower average incomes and a lower standard of living than industrialized nations.

A measurement of quantity per person.

The number of people living in a specific size area, like a square mile.

Factors that either push people to leave the place they live and pull them to a new area.

A person who is forced to leave their country for safety.

An increase in the number of people leave rural areas and move to cities.

Facts that are collected for people to study.

PART ONE: Define. Using the Word Bank above, write the correct definition of each word in the space provided. You can use the internet to help determine which definition goes with which term.

Population:

Demographics:

Industry:

Industrialize:

Data:

Emigrate:

Immigrate:

Industrialized Nation:

Developing Nation:

Per Capita:

Population Density:

Push-Pull Factors:

Refugee:

Urbanization:

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