The Five Themes of Geography (Unit 1) - Portage & Main Press
The Five Themes of Geography (Unit 1) - Portage & Main Press
The Five Themes of Geography (Unit 1) - Portage & Main Press
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Movement<br />
Strategies for Learning<br />
As you read, look for the main ideas. Each<br />
paragraph has one main idea that tells what it is<br />
about. That idea is the most important thing to<br />
remember. Often the main idea is in the first or<br />
last sentence. Underline the main idea in each<br />
paragraph <strong>of</strong> the text.<br />
Movement is the flow <strong>of</strong> people, products, and information from one location to<br />
another. <strong>The</strong>re are three different types <strong>of</strong> movement.<br />
1. Movement <strong>of</strong> People<br />
People move from location to location for different reasons. People travel across the<br />
country and across the world to visit family or learn about different cultures. People<br />
move from one country to another if they choose to emigrate.<br />
People create systems to make movement easier. For instance, public transit is<br />
an example <strong>of</strong> a transportation system created to handle the flow <strong>of</strong> people.<br />
© GO Transit by Brian <strong>Main</strong><br />
Public transit helps people move from one place to another. <strong>The</strong> GO train moves commuters<br />
who live outside <strong>of</strong> Toronto into downtown Toronto and home again every day.<br />
Remember…<br />
Movement is the flow <strong>of</strong> people, goods, and information.<br />
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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Five</strong> <strong>The</strong>mes <strong>of</strong> <strong>Geography</strong>