Resources
This type of resource can be replaced naturally in a relatively short time.
What is a renewable resource?
A condition that encourages people to leave a place, such as a lack of jobs, is this kind of factor.
Push Factor
Roads, airports, and hospitals are examples of this.
Infrastructure
A high rate of reading and writing ability is called a high rate of this.
literacy
Farmers and miners work in this sector, which gathers or produces raw materials.
primary
Coal, oil, and natural gas belong to this group of nonrenewable energy resources.
Fossil Fuels
A condition that attracts people to a place, such as safety or religious freedom, is this kind of factor.
Pull Factor
When a country buys products from another country, those products are called this.
Imports
Countries with a higher rate of population growth are more often described with this level of development.
developing country
Factory workers are part of this sector, which makes products from raw materials.
secondary
Sunlight is an example of this kind of resource because it is naturally replenished.
Renewable Resource
A person leaves an area because there are few job opportunities. The lack of jobs is this kind of factor.
Push Factor
When a country sells products to another country, those products are called this.
Exports
A lower average number of years lived is called a lower rate of this measure.
life expectancy
Teachers and bus drivers work in this sector, which provides services.
tertiary
The skills and knowledge people use in their jobs are called this type of resource.
Human Resources
A family moves to a country because it offers greater safety. Safety is this kind of factor.
Pull Factor
This trade agreement was between Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
NAFTA
A low number of deaths among babies is described as a low rate of this.
infant mortality
A blogger who creates and shares information works in this sector, which focuses on information and knowledge.
quaternary
Countries may have different amounts of natural resources because these resources are spread unevenly around the world. This describes this pattern.
Uneven Distribution of resources
This term describes the two broad kinds of reasons—conditions that drive people away and conditions that attract them—that influence migration.
Push and Pull Factors
A country buys coffee from another country and sells cars to a different country. The coffee is this, and the cars are this.
imports and exports
A country has high literacy and life expectancy and low infant mortality. These are typical characteristics of this type of country.
developed country
A miner gathers raw materials, a factory worker makes goods, a teacher provides a service, and a blogger works with information. Name the sector for each job, in that order.
primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary