A look at where US immigrants have originated from in the past, and how these patterns could change in the future.
Via Marc Crawford , Mankato East High School, Kelly Reagan
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Via Marc Crawford , Mankato East High School, Kelly Reagan
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"This blog-a-thon submission comes from Joseph Kerski of the National Council of Geographic Education (2011 President). Joseph writes about why geography education matters and how it applies to each one of us."
This was one great orange! Thank you GS! 
Hannah Provost's comment,
September 9, 2012 9:19 AM
Thinking about geography, it always means maps, and maps, and maps. Physical features and memorizing maps and the placement of features. Reading this article I was made more aware that geography actually influences our everyday life. Whereas I always thought geography was more of a maps and memorizing sort of subject this article does highlight the fact that geography is also foreign cultures and is really important if you ever plan to travel outside the United States.
's comment, September 11, 2012 7:19 PM
Wow his graphics are almost an exact replica of an actual world map. His was much better than mine by far! I wonder if he could flatten it though! lol
baylee gelnett's comment,
September 12, 2012 9:20 AM
Geography to me makes me thinks of maps, and cities, and countries, and mainly places. Reading this makes me realize how geography influences our everyday life, and how we as students use it. Especially if you are traveling anywhere, like me and my family do all the time its very useful to us.
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