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Human Geography Chapter 6 key issue 1

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24/10/11 8:41 AM Key concepts Religious hearths Religious diffusion Regional distribution of religions World religions Christianity Islam Hinduism Buddhism Non-religious Case study: Dalai Lama Spiritual & political leader, Tibetan Buddhists Dharamsala exile, north India Since 1959 2 types of religions universalizing goal is to spread influence beyond hearth proselytizing = spreading the faith ethnic goal is to practice the religion within the hearth hearth of Christianity = middle ease (Israel/palestain) Buddhism = heath is Nepal/india Islam = hearth is middle east Religion(Christianity) Branches ( protestant) Denominations(church of England) Sect (within Baptists) Christianity is the most popular religion 2 million Christian categorization Three main branches Roman catholic

Migration definitions and concepts

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Migration definitions and concepts Activity space - The space we live in from day to day; that part of action space with which an individual interacts on a daily basis. The activity space of a small child may only be a few rooms in a house. This would grow steadily into adulthood and then decline again as they become elderly. Chain Migration ? occurs when a pioneering individual or group settle in a new place. As others are told of the advantages of the new location, they migrate; then they tell others? An example would be ?little Haiti? in the Miami area. Cyclic movement ? those who migrate for employment for limited periods Foreign employees move for a specific period of time before returning to their home countries (Mexico to United States).

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