Changing Places: International migration Flashcards
Types of international migration
Voluntary, forced migration
Voluntary migration
Migration of free will
Forced migration
Movement of people as they have to move elsewhere
Persecution
Unfair treatment over a period of time due to their race, religion or political beliefs
Reasons for forced migration
Persecution, threat of war and political instability
Mass migration
Large numbers of people moving elsewhere for similar reason
Immigration
Moving to a different country for permanent settlement
International migration
Moving to a different country for temporary reasons
Chain migration
A family slowly all moving to a new location
Seasonal migration
Moving for a period of time in response to climate conditions
Vias
A document allowing a person to enter or stay in a specific country for a specific period
During the late 18th century and early 19th century, what major nationalities migrated to Australia
The British
During the Gold Rush, what major nationalities migrated to Australia
The Chinese
After the wars in the 20th century, what major nationalities migrated to Australia
The Europeans and Vietnamese
Refugee
One who has left their country in fear for their safety