CHAPTER 2 AP HUMAN GEO. HUMAN MIGRATIONS

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The seasonal migration of livestock between the lowlands and the mountains is termed

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Transhumance

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A husband migrated from Mexico to the United States and earns money to allow his family to follow him to the United States. This is an example of ...

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Chain Migration

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Brain Drain is a population change that occurs when ...

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Young people leave their home country for education and do not return

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In developing countries such as Egypt, large numbers of individuals leave the rural areas to find work in:

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Large cities

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Which of the following is NOT a government policy that can have a direct impact on migration: A policy allowing dual citizenship, State-sanctioned religious persecution, Sanctuary cities, A policy allowing immigrants to open businesses easily?

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Carbon emission reduction

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The U.S National Origins Act of 1924 was enacted in order to

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Ensure that most immigrants would be from Northern Europe

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In some countries a foreign person who is given temporary permission to live and work in a host country is known as a...

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Guest worker

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What is the current intraregional migration trend of the United States?

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people living large cities for suburban towns

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A factor that persuades an immigrant to settle en route to his or her planned destination is called an ...

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intervening opportunity

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An internally displaced person is someone who ...

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was forced to leave his or her home for political, social or economic reasons but is still within his or her home country