Unit 1 Flashcards

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What is migration?

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movement of people from one place to another, can vary spatially and temporally

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Why do people migrate? (name the model)

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Push and pull factors
name = Lee’s General Migration Model

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What are push and pull factors?

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push = negative
pull = positive
encourage people to move out of an area into another

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How does Lee’s General Migration Model work? (4 stages)

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  1. Where someone lives (origin) has negative, positive and neutral factors
  2. In the location where someone wants to move (destination) there are also a variety of positive, negative and neutral factors
  3. Positive factors of destination > origin
    OR
  4. Negative factors from origin > destination
    migration is dependent on whether they can overcome intervening obstacles
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5
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What is a voluntary migrant and example?

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when someone moves due to their own decisions or free will
e.g for job opportunities/ closer to family

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What is a forced migrant and example?

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when someone has to move through no fault of their own (often referred to as refugees)
e.g war/lack of water/corrupt government/natural hazard

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What is a temporary migrant and example?

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movement which has a time limit
e.g job for 6 months/ family emergency

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What is a permanent migrant and example?

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when someone moves and have no plans to return to their original home
e.g they want to live there

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What is national migration?

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(internal) movement of a person within the borders of a nation/country

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10
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What is international migration?

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(global) movement of a person across the borders between nations/countries

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11
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What is Emigration?

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When someone leaves a country

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12
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What is Immigration?

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when someone enters a country

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13
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What is migration balance?

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difference between the number of emigrants and immigrants

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14
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What did the UN International Migration Report of 2015 state?

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the number of international migrants worldwide increased over the past 15 years reaching 244 million in 2015,
from 173 million in 2010

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15
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What was the reason for the increase of international migrants between 2015 and 2010?

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  • increased conflict between countries
  • development of educational institutions
  • globalisation
  • increased population
  • government policies
  • access to internet/ social media
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16
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From 2005 and 2010

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