Migration Concepts Flashcards

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Difference between immigration and emigration

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Immigration is moving into a new country, while emigration is leaving one's country to live in another.

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Example of an immigrant group for forced migration

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Refugees fleeing conflict or persecution

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Six essential things every map must have (BOLTSS)

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Border, Orientation, Legend, Title, Scale, Source

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Difference between forced and voluntary migration

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Forced migration is compelled by external factors, while voluntary migration is a personal choice.

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True or False: Most migrants move long distances and go to a different country

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False

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Most populated country right now

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China

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True or False: Long-distance migrants to other countries usually move to urban areas

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True

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True or False: Females are typically more migratory than males

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False

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Difference between internal and international migration

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Internal migration is within a country, while international migration is between countries.

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Fastest growing country in terms of population by 2027

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India