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Ravensteins Laws of Migration
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Ravensteins studies led mainly in the direction of cartography and the history of geography.
He established a theory of migration known as "Ravensteins Laws of Migration"in the 1880s.
E.G. Ravenstein
Born:
December 30, 1834
Died:
March 13, 1913
Ravensteins Laws of Migration
Law 1:
Whenever people leave a place, other people will enter.
When A person sells their house then leaves, someone else is going to buy their house and live in it.
Law 2:
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Most people only move a short distance.
Law 3:
When your parents want to move, but still want to work at the same place and have you attend the same school, they move to another house in the same area.
People who move longer distances, are more likely to live in larger cities.
When moving to a bigger city, people may have more opportunity to get a job because they have more things taking place here.
Law 4:
Law 5:
People who live in cities move less than those who live in rural areas
Families are less likely to move internationally than young adults.
The U.S. quota laws make it easier for one person to immigrate on a work visa than it is for an entire family to come in the country
The city on the right has everything you need, the town on the left requires you to travel a distance to get necessities.