11/8

Today we wrote notes in our note books about how many people are in each  country because of migration. We also talked about birth rate and death rate. We wrote about sparsely populated regions. Humans avoid clustering in certain physical environments such as dry lands, wet lands, and high lands. We discussed that in population density, density can be computed in up to 3 ways for a place. Such as arithmetic density, physiological density, and agricultural density. We went over some of the test questions but we didn't get our test back so I don't know what I got wrong or right yet. We talked about health threats to regions so one health threat would be the black plague or diseases that are contagious. We talked about why people would want to move to other countries. One reason would be because there in the army. Another reason would be that there family is in a bad situation at where they live currently so they moved to have a better life. They could move because they have more family in the other country.

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