Migration Flashcards

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1
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Define the term migration

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Migration is the movement of people from one place to another

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2
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Name the 8 types of migration

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Internal
International 
Permanent 
Voluntary
Forced
Rural 
Urban
Temporary
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3
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What is the origin

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The origin is the country or place were the migrants begin

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What is the destination

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The destination is the country or place to where the migrant is traveling to

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5
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Define the term Emigrant

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People who leave a place

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6
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Define the term Immigrants

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People who arrive in a place

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Why might a person leave a country

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Because of war
Family might be in the other country
More job opportunities
Forced to because of war, famine, political or environmental reasons

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Why might a person come to a country

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Climate
To go to university 
Escape wars
Family
Jobs
Education
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What are push factors

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Reasons why people leave an area, what pushes them away from their homes

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What are pull factors

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The reasons why people move to a particular area, what pulls them to a new place

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Give examples of some push factors

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War
Climate 
Escape war
Living conditions 
Wealth in the country 
Job opportunities 
Unsafe work
Famine
Low standard of living
High crime rates
Crop failure
Drought 
Poverty
Unemployment
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Give examples of pull factors

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Job opportunities 
Family might live in that country 
To go to university 
Climate
Wealthier countries 
Weather
Good health care
Employment 
Better standard of living
Better education 
Low risk of natural hazards 
Fertile land
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What is a migration barrier

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Stops someone from moving once they’ve decided to go

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14
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Give 3 examples of migration barriers

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Language 
costs
Family 
landscapes
Legal or illegal visas
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15
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What impacts might the receiving country have on people migrating

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Competition for homes
Competition for jobs
Skilled workers arriving
More productive economy 
Increase in hate crimes
Diversity 
Increase demand on education and health care 
More taxes paid
Varied new foods and products
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16
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What impact might the losing country have on migration

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Less pressure on education and healthcare
Less tax paid
Available homes
Available jobs
Brain drain ( important people leaving the country)
Declining population