Human migration patterns

Human migration patterns refer to the movement of people from one location to another over time. These movements can be driven by factors like economic opportunities, environmental changes, political instability, or social reasons. Migration can be local, such as moving from rural areas to cities, or international, crossing borders between countries. Historically, humans migrated in waves, spreading across continents, often adapting to new environments. Understanding these patterns helps explain cultural diversity, demographic shifts, and the development of societies, highlighting how humans continuously adapt and respond to changing circumstances across generations.