Chapter 3 Key Issues Flashcards

1
Q

reason for studying migration

A

explain changes in population in areas

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2
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mobility

A

all types of movement from 1 place to another

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3
Q

circulation

A

short term, repetitive, /cyclical occurring on a regular basis

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4
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example of circulation

A

college students moving residence each fall

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5
Q

factors of voluntary migration

A

economic and environmental

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6
Q

factors of forced migration

A

political or environmental

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7
Q

interregional migration

A

movement from one country to another

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8
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intraregional

A

movement within region

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9
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emigration

A

migration from a location

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10
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immigration

A

migration to a location

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11
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net migration

A

difference between # of immigrants and # of emigrants

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12
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population center

A

average location of everyone in country

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13
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intervening obstacle ex

A

steep mountains, thick forests, natives

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14
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urban to suburban reason

A

attracted by suburban lifestyle

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15
Q

counterurbanization

A

net migration from urban to rural areas

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16
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urban to rural reason

A

get out of frantic pace of urban life

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17
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push factors

A

induces people to move out

18
Q

pull factors

A

induces people to move in

19
Q

intervening obstacle

A

environmental/ political feature hinder migration

20
Q

refugee

A

forced to migrate to avoid conflict

21
Q

internally displaced persons (IDP)

A

forced to migrate but didn’t cross borders

22
Q

asylum seekers

A

individual who migrated to another area in hope of being recognized as refugee

23
Q

political push factors

A

prosecution

24
Q

environmental push factors

A

bad climate

25
Q

environmental pull factors

A

mountains, seasides, warm climates

26
Q

economic push factors

A

poor working conditions

27
Q

economic pull factors

A

wealthy oil producing countries
economic opportunities

28
Q

social push factors

A

family moving

29
Q

social pull factors

A

family in another country

30
Q

remittance

A

transfer money to family in country of origin

30
Q

unauthorized immigrants

A

those who enter a country without paper documents

31
Q

most unauthorized immigrants

A

Mexico

32
Q

unauthorized children brought to the US

A

1 million

33
Q

unauthorized child births

A

4.5 million

34
Q

key modifications in US quotas since 1921

A

global quota rise to 700,000

35
Q

US immigration quota preferences

A

family reunification
skilled workers
diversity lottery

36
Q

brain drain

A

large scale of emigration by talented people

37
Q

family based migration

A

migration of people to specific location cus family migrated there

38
Q

immigration patterns in Europe

A

people migrating towards western Europe

39
Q

attitude towards guest workers

A

protected by minimum wage laws, labor union contracts, etc.

40
Q

attitude towards immigrants

A

blamed for crime, unemployment, high welfare cost

41
Q

effects of European immigration

A

immigrants fill low paying jobs people dont want
diversity