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VOCABULARY: Migration, Urbanization, and Spatial Inequality Unit 4: Latin America World Geography

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VOCABULARY: Migration, Urbanization, and Spatial Inequality. Unit 4: Latin America World Geography. rural. Found in or living in the countryside far from cities. urban. Found in or living in areas in cities. to migrate – migration - migrant. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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VOCABULARY:Migration, Urbanization, and Spatial Inequality

Unit 4: Latin AmericaWorld Geography

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rural

Found in or living in the countryside far from cities

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urban Found in or living

in areas in cities

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to migrate – migration - migrant

to move from one region of a country to another

Source: http://www.jsri.msu.edu/whatsnew/legitimacy/

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urbanization

the migration of people from rural to urban areas, resulting in the growth of urban areas

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spatial inequality the unequal distribution of wealth or resources in a geographic

area, so that some places are richer than others

Is spatial inequality high or low in this region?

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Exit ticket: Quick-write Describe the standard of living of the

country or area displayed in the photo. Write in complete sentences. You must use all of these new

vocabulary terms in your response: poverty rate, standard of living, income distribution, income gap

For example, “The people in the photo live in a country with a __________ (high or low) standard of living, a _______ (large or small) income gap, …”