B2 Flashcard: Migration and Society

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What is internal migration?

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Internal migration occurs when people move within the borders of a country.

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What is international migration?

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International migration is the movement of people between countries.

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What are immigration policies?

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Immigration policies are regulations set by governments to control the number of people entering a country.

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What is the difference between refugees and voluntary migrants?

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Refugees are forced to flee their home countries due to threats to their safety, while voluntary migrants choose to move for personal or economic reasons.

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What is integration in the context of migration?

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Integration refers to the process that allows immigrants to feel part of the community.

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What are push factors in migration?

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Push factors are conditions that drive people away from their home country, such as war, persecution, or economic hardship.

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What are pull factors in migration?

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Pull factors are conditions that attract people to a new location, such as job opportunities, better living conditions, or family reunification.

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Give an example of a push factor.

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An example of a push factor is political instability in a country.

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Give an example of a pull factor.

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An example of a pull factor is the availability of jobs in another country.

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What is the significance of migration in society?

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Migration can lead to cultural exchange, economic growth, and demographic changes in society.