Human migration is defined as people moving from one place, region, or country to another in a major change involving a long distance or large group. It can be forced by natural disasters, economic factors, or warfare, and involves a permanent or semi-permanent relocation rather than a temporary move. Examples include people walking or floating across the Bering Strait from Russia to North America thousands of years ago, and those moving from rural areas in the southern US to cities in the North.

1. Math
Addition Subtraction
Division Multiplication
The process of putting two numbers
together to get a total.
Example: 5+5=10
5 + 5 = 105 + 4 = 9
The process of taking one number
away from another number.
Example: 72-11=61

2. Human Migration
Definition
People moving from one place,
region, or country to another.
Characteristics
-involves a major change
(long distance or large group)
-could be forced by natural
disasters, economy, warfare
-permanent or semi-
permanentnot temporary
Examples
-people many years ago
walking/floating across
the Bering Strait from Russia
to North America
-people moving from rural areas
in the southern United States
to cities in the North
Nonexamples
-people staying in one place all
their lives
-geese flying from Canada to Mexico
-driving from a home in the suburbs
to a job in the city