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What Is Movement: How Living Things and Items Travel
Define movement in geography and give examples of people, wildlife, and cargo traveling.
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Why People, Animals, and Goods Move
5th Grade · Social-studies · US-UT-SS
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Explain the push and pull factors that motivate the movement of people, animals, and goods across regions.
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- What Is Movement: How Living Things and Items TravelYou are here
- 2Why People Move: Jobs and New OpportunitiesPremiumUp next
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- 5How People Travel: Cars, Buses, Trains, and AirplanesNot started yet
- 6Why Animals Migrate: Finding Food and WaterNot started yet
- 7Why Animals Migrate: Seasonal Weather and WarmthNot started yet
- 8Why Animals Move: Finding Safe Places for YoungNot started yet
- 9Why Goods Move: Bringing Food from Farms to TablesNot started yet
- 10Why Goods Move: Delivering Manufactured ProductsNot started yet
- 11How Goods Travel: Cargo Ships, Freight Trains, and Semi-TrucksNot started yet
- 12Comparing Push and Pull Reasons for MovingNot started yet
