Today in human geo at first we went back and looked at some slides we already have saw and we just quickly went over them and made sure we had all the notes we needed. Then, we got a little off topic and talked about Mr.Schicks career in making movies and we always talked about a band and it was really funny. Then we went back to a slide show. On this slide show we took notes. We took notes on the population pyramids. We use the population pyramids to analyze growth ( or decline ) of fertility, mortality and migration in cities. Woman live longer. There are three basic shapes.. the xmas tree which is a developing nation. The box which is a developed nation, slow growth. Lastly, the cup which is a developed nation, negative growth. 

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