Unit Three Demographics

Question 1

Birth, death, immigration, emigration rates

Answer 1

of births ➗ total population ✖️1000

Number of births/deaths/immigrants/emigrants per 1000 people.

Question 2

Net migration

Answer 2

Difference between immigrants and emigrants

Question 3

Natural increase

Answer 3

Difference between birth rate and death rate

Question 4

TGR

Answer 4

Natural increase+ net migration

Question 5

Push factors

Answer 5

Make people want to leave a country ex taxes climate brain drain

Question 6

Pull factors

Answer 6

Make people want to come to a country ex climate healthcare freedom jobs and beauty

Question 7

Ethnic neighbourhoods

Answer 7

Neighbourhoods or areas dominated but one culture

Question 8

Canada’s immigration history

Answer 8

Big surges in history
Potato famine-1840s Irish immigrants arrived after and decease wiped out their main source of food
Great western expansion-1920s Canada offered free land in prairies, ww1 brought in refugees,Europeans tried to escape Russian communism
The Great Depression-1930s reduced immigration
Open door policy-1940s baby boom

Question 9

population

Answer 9

Canada’s population is around 37 million. Most of our population is in southern Ontario