Migration

Question 1

What are the different types of migration

Answer 1

Internal migration
External migration
Emigration
Immigration

Question 2

Examine the factors involved in human migration and use specific case studies of migrations to illustrate these factors.

Answer 2

The people of Syria wanted to leave the country because of the War between the dictator of Syria and the protest which led to war and people wanted to leave to go to Europe or Turkey because of this (later known as the Isis Crisis)

Question 3

Explain the causes and effects of an historical migration

Answer 3

Because people migrate to other countries as refugees or people who immigrate to another country because of the things that happen in their home country wanting to leave the country because of it

Question 4

Examine the push and pull factors for the different waves of migrants to New Zealand

Answer 4

People want to come to New Zealand (Push Factor) because of the resources that might benefit them other than the country they originally were from (Pull Factor)

Question 5

Why people become refugees and the obstacles they face

Answer 5

A refugee is a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster. And the obstacles that they take can risk their lives in the process.

Question 6

Push and Pull Factors

Answer 6

Push Factors - is something that motivates someone to leave their own country

Pull Factor - Draws or attracts people to migrate to another location

Question 7

Obstacles to migration

Answer 7

Language Barriers. 
Lack of Employment Opportunities. 
Housing. 
Access to Medical Services. 
Transportation Issues. 
Cultural Differences. 
Raising Children.
Prejudice

Question 8

Emigration

Answer 8

Movement of individual out of an area

Question 9

Immigration

Answer 9

Movement of individual into an area

Question 10

Seasonal migration

Answer 10

Moving to a place at particular times of the year eg for fruit picking or the ski season

Question 11

Northward Drift

Answer 11

The movement of people out of the south towards the north

Question 12

Urbanisation

Answer 12

The growth of cities

Question 13

Industrialisation

Answer 13

The process by which people moved from making products in homes to making products in factories

Question 14

Commuting

Answer 14

Travelling to and from work

Question 15

Chain migration

Answer 15

Migration of people to a specific location because members of the same nationality or family previously emigrated there

Question 16

Forced migration

Answer 16

When the migrants have no choice but to relocate

Question 17

Counter-flow

Answer 17

People migrating in the opposite direction to the majority of migrants

Question 18

Assisted Passage

Answer 18

Where the government encourages people to migrate by subsidising or paying for their travel

Question 19

Suburbanisation

Answer 19

The process of lands that were outside of the urban environment becoming urbanised so city people can move outwards

Question 20

New Zealand Company

Answer 20

That were a company that assisted the colonisation of NZ by helping people migrate there from Britain. Between 1840 and 1852, the New Zealand Company brought 15,000 European settlers of generally good stock and character to New Zealand

Question 20

New Zealand Company

Answer 20

That were a company that assisted the colonisation of NZ by helping people migrate there from Britain. Between 1940 and 1852, the New Zealand Company brought 15,000 European settlers of generally good stock and character to New Zealand