2.10 Causes of Migration Flashcards
Voluntary Migration
Migration made by choice
Pull Factor
Positive factor that encourages migrants to move there
Push Factor
Negative factor that encourages people to move away from an area
Why did 70,000 Mormons move to the Great Lakes area?
Violence towards Mormon culture
Why did the Mormons choose the Great Lake area?
-Isolated
-Agricultural Opportunities
Why did some Cubans leave Cuba following Fidel Castro’s takeover in 1959?
Cubans who opposed communism left Cuba after Fidel Castro’s takeover because those who opposed him ended up jailed or killed.
Why did the Dalai Lama and his supporters migrate from Tibet to India in 1959?
After China overtook Tibet, they began killing Tibetans, so the Dalai Lama led a group to safety in India.
Who made the migration transition model?
Wilbur Zelinsky
Stage 4 & 5 countries attract people from _____ countries.
Stage 2 & 3
Homestead Act of 1862
Offer for farmers to settle out west in the United States and claim land for free as long as they farm on it for five years
Intervening Obstacle
An intervening obstacle is a barrier a traveler reaches that may prohibit them from reaching their destination.
Intervening Opportunity
An intervening opportunity is an encounter that occurs during a traveler’s original migration route.