Migration - North South Divide - Lesson 1

Migration

Multiple Choice

An immigrant who gets special permission to live in a country because they are being persecuted in their own country.

• Refugee

• Asylum Seeker

Multiple Choice

An immigrant who applies for permission to be accepted as a refugee.

• Refugee

• Asylum Seeker

Multiple Choice

Migration is the movement of people from one place to another.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

A person who leaves one country to live in another.

• Emigrant

• Immigrant

Multiple Select

A person who comes to live in a country from another.

• Emigrant

• Immigrant

Multiple Choice

A promise of freedom

Lively social life

Good housing

Better services such as schools and medical care

Warm and sunny climate

Better job opportunities

• Push factors

• Barriers to migration

• Pull Factors

Multiple Select

Dull social life

Famine

Overcrowding

Lack of Services

Political, religious or racial persecution

Poor living standards

Natural disasters

War and unrest

Cold, wet climate

Unemployment and underemployment

• Push Factors

• Barriers to migration

• Pull factors

Multiple Select

Tick which of the following are impacts on the place left behind.

• Marriage rates decline

• House prices rise

• Facilities may close

• Birth rates drop

• Difficult to attract industry

Multiple Select

Tick which of the following are impacts on the place moved to.

• House prices rise

• Pressure on services

• No skilled labour force

• Pressure on infrastructure

• Demand for housing

Open Ended

What are the push factors that forced Ann to leave Roscommon?

Open Ended

What are the pull factors that attracted Ann to Dublin?