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Immigration Population in the United States by Age and World Region of Birth: 2003
Age Total Foreign Born, Number Total Foreign Born, Percent European Immigrants, Number European Immigrants, Percent Asian Immigrants, Number Asian Immigrants, Percent Latin American Immigrants, Number Latin American Immigrants, Percent Immigrants from Other Areas, Number Immigrants from Other Areas, Percent
0 to 4 329,510 1.0 34,800 0.7 105,310 1.2 161,120 0.9 28,280 1.4
5 to 9 730,665 2.2 88,205 1.8 164,140 1.8 426,790 2.4 51,530 2.5
10 to 14 1,055,350 3.1 113,240 2.4 240,660 2.6 625,035 3.6 76,410 3.7
15 to 19 1,535,180 4.6 141,095 3.0 354,845 3.9 950,495 5.4 88,745 4.3
20 to 24 2,610,395 7.8 184,300 3.9 556,655 6.1 1,749,305 10.0 120,135 5.8
25 to 29 3,579,890 10.7 268,865 5.6 883,570 9.7 2,256,020 12.9 171,435 8.3
30 to 34 4,007,920 12.0 341,525 7.2 1,142,705 12.5 2,309,850 13.2 213,840 10.3
35 to 44 7,404,150 22.1 818,755 17.1 2,060,050 22.5 4,055,225 23.1 470,120 22.6
45 to 54 5,400,560 16.1 791,225 16.6 1,719,825 18.8 2,517,960 14.4 371,550 17.9
55 to 64 3,322,520 9.9 777,095 16.3 1,014,420 11.1 1,317,840 7.5 213,170 10.3
65 to 74 2,020,995 6.0 597,610 12.5 573,140 6.3 712,970 4.1 137,275 6.6
75 to 84 1,193,755 3.6 476,850 10.0 269,985 3.0 347,035 2.0 99,885 4.8
85 years+ 343,050 1.0 142,025 3.0 61,650 0.7 104,070 0.6 35,305 1.7
Total 33,533,945 100 4,775,585 100 9,146,960 100 17,533,710 100 2,077,690 100


The chart above shows data related to the immigrant population in the United States by age and world region of birth in 2003.

Explain Ravenstein's laws of migration.
Identify ONE way in which the data supports Ravenstein's laws.
Ravenstein used a term called friction of distance to explain a specific pattern related to migration. Define friction of distance.
Describe ONE example of the phenomenon of friction of distance.
Explain whether the data in the table supports or refutes the idea of friction of distance.
Based on the data in the table, identify the origin of the greatest number of immigrants arriving in the United States.
Choose ONE immigrant group from the data table and explain how that group has affected the United States.
JUST ANSWER THE BOTTOM (2-3 sentences)

Answer:

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Explanation:

Answer:

a. Ravenstein's laws of migration are 11 laws on migration based on Ravenstein's research. One of his laws is that a majority of migrants only move a short distance, such as people migrating from Mexico and Cuba into the United States.

b. One way in which the data supports Ravenstein's laws is that most people who migrate are adults not people with families, because it is easier to migrate by yourself compared to having to migrate an entire family unit, which can be upwards of 4 people. That law is reflected in the data above, with the majority of the migrants being between the ages of 25-54.

c. Friction of distance is the extra time, effort, and cost needed when moving and these extra costs are proportional to the amount of distance someone travels.

d. One example of friction of distance is if my friend moved to another city, I would have to expend allot more resources like gas and food expenses and my time to go see them compared to just having to ride my bike over to their house when we lived in the same neighborhood. I have to use extra time and effort to go see them now that they live a further distance away.

e. The data in the table refutes the idea of friction of distance because the percentages of each age group migrating to the US is relatively the same or similar across all of the different areas, even though some areas, like Asia, are much farther from the US compared to Latin America.

f. Based on the data in the table, the origin of the greatest number of immigrants arriving in the United States is from Latin America.

g. Latin America is one immigrant group that has affected the United States. Immigrants from Latin America make up most of America's labor force, with most of them being employed for minimum wage, which is usually higher than what they'd be able to make back in their home countries. Latin American immigrants have also largely influenced the cultures in places that they usually migrate to, such as Miami, Florida, which has a rich Latino culture due to the large amounts of immigrants to the area.

Explanation:

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Describe each stage of prenatal development.

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neurons
neurotransmitters
nerves
synapses

Prompt
In the period 1750-1900 CE, new political ideologies emerged as the world became more modern, industrial and enlightened.
Develop an argument that shows how the Enlightenment impacted the development and course of revolution(s) around the world.

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A. It encourages people living in the suburbs to avoid a cities mass transit system.
B. It shortens the commute between the suburbs and a city central business district
C. It reduces the amount of driving required between suburban homes and grocery stores.
D. It provides people living in high density areas easy access to wilderness areas

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High-priced homes will be built slightly farther out along major transportation lines.

A multifamily residential zone will be built nearby.

New retail development will center around the stadium.

Light industry will move outward from the core to the stadium.

Other major projects such as an airport or a hospital will be located nearby.

In the first sentence of the second paragraph, the author includes the parenthetical statement about the "sensible writer" primarily to
A
acknowledge that she is not well acquainted with the writer's works
B
imply that her audience should recognize the source of the paraphrase even though she does not name the source
C
complain about the lack of availability of the writer's book during her travels
D
apologize in advance if she is not a reliable reporter of the source's words
E
admit that she may be misrepresenting the writer's original intentions

The branches that carry neural messages from the cell body and transmit them to the next neurons are the

-axons
-synapses
-dendrites
-nerves

7. What amount is closest to the current national debt of the United States? *
350 Million
O 500 Billion
O 27 Trillion
O One Million Bazillion

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What purpose do the winding tubes on a brass instrument serve?
A. They allow for different rhythms to be played.
B. They allow for different pitches to be played.
C. They are for looks only.
D. They can change how loud or soft the music is played.
this is in music btw

In terms of chemical content, the fluid on the outside of neurons is similar to
-drinking water
-distilled water
-the chlorinated water in a backyard swimming pool
-seawater

True or false

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What similarities are there in growth of the human population compared to animal/plant populations?

A particulate representation of F2(g) is shown above its formula in the equation below. Using the key provided, draw particulate representations of CH4(g) and the two product molecules of the reaction above their formulas in the equation.

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compare and contrast hormones and neurotransmitters​

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-MRI Magnetic Resonance Imaging
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Explain the economic sectors of Thailands economy. Your answer should include specific economic activities within the country.