CHAPTER IV. MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLES IN THEIR GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNIFICANCE

Universality of such movements--The name Historical Movement--Its

evolution--Its importance in history--Geographical interpretation of

historical movement--Mobility of primitive peoples--Civilization and

mobility--Migration and ethnic mingling--Cultural modification during

migration--The transit land--War as form of historical

movement--Slavery--Military colonies--Withdrawal and flight--Natural

regions of asylum--Emigration and colonization--Commerce as a form of

historical movement--Movements due to religion--Historical movement and

race distribution--Zonal distribution--Movements to like or better

geographic conditions--Their direction--Return movements--Regions of

attraction and repulsion--Psychical influences in certain movements--Two

results of historical movement--Differentiation and

area--Differentiation and isolation--Geographic conditions of

heterogeneity and homogeneity--Assimilation--Elimination of unfit

variants through historical movement--Geographical origins.

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