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Unit 1 – Thinking Geographically
Topic 1.6
How does the study of immigration vary at different geographic scales?
Smaller scales always generalize immigrant experiences based on broader national trends.
Smaller scales focus on specific communities or cities, while larger scales detail national or global trends.
All geographical scales present similar information about immigration.
Larger scales expose detailed information about individual immigrants' journeys.
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