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AP Human Geography
Unit 1 – Thinking Geographically
Topic 1.7
In applying regional analysis, how does migration affect population distribution?
Migration prevents urban growth as people move away from city centers.
Migration decreases overall global population numbers over time due to relocations.
Migration results only in homogeneous populations across all regions because it limits diversity.
Migration changes the demographic composition and density within areas due to shifts in population movement.
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AP Human Geography - 1.7 Regional Analysis
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