Advanced Placement Human Geography exploring spatial relationships and human-environment interactions.
Population geography explores where people live, why populations grow or decline, and how migration shapes societies.
Migration has shaped cultures, economies, and environments throughout history. Push factors (like war or lack of jobs) and pull factors (like opportunity or safety) drive migration.
The Great Migration in the United States saw millions of African Americans move from the rural South to urban centers in the North during the 20th century.
Large cities drawing people from rural areas for jobs.
Refugees fleeing conflict and settling in new regions.
Population and migration patterns help us understand the movement and growth of human societies.