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Making Geographic Predictions About Population and Migration Patterns
Synthesize push and pull factors to make evidence-based predictions about urban migration trends in the Eastern Hemisphere.
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Geographic Tools and Regions of the Eastern Hemisphere
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Use geographic tools, spatial data, and regional frameworks to analyze human and physical patterns across the Eastern Hemisphere.
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Learning standards covered
SS.7.2.1Colorado Social Studies Standards · All agesUse geographic tools and sources to research and make geographic inferences and predictions about the Eastern Hemisphere.
SS.7.2.2Colorado Social Studies Standards · All agesEvaluate regional differences and perspectives in the Eastern Hemisphere and how they impact human and environmental interactions.