AP Human Geography Migration

If you moved to China permanently, what would you be considered to the United States?

• An immigrant of the U.S
• An emigrant of the U.S

Freedom, safety, security are considered what?

• Push factors
• Pull factors

"My government did not give me any freedoms, so I chose to leave and come to the United States of America."  This is an example of a.....

• Cultural push factor
• Political push factor
• Environmental push factor
• Social push factor

Vandi was born in Sierra Leone and moved to the US permanently at the age six. Vandi is a(n)...

• Immigrant to the US and an emigrant from Sierra Leone
• emmigrant from the US and an immigrant to Sierra Leone
• Immigrant to both the US and Sierra Leone
• Refugee and a migrant from the US

Vandi's family left Sierra Leone because of war. The war was a(n)...

• political pull factor
• environmental push factor
• political push factor
• environmental pull factor

which of the following could be a PULL factor? 

• a destructive earthquake in Haiti
• a strong education system in South Korea
• a lack of jobs in Greece
• a large number of refugees from Rwanda

Natalie left Bosnia in 1993. At the time, the country was at war and she faced discrimination due to her ethnicity. Based on the information, Natalie was a(n)...

• immigrant to Bosnia
• Serbian emigrant
• seasonal migrant
• refugee

If you get offered a new job with a big raise but you had to move to get there, what would the new job be?

• Pull Factor
• Push Factor
• External Migration
• Forced Migration

In Geography human migration relates to

• Location
• Place
• Region
• Movement

What is a PULL factor?

• Something that forces someone to LEAVE
• Something that ATTRACTS someone to move TO a place
• The motion of a see saw
• The name of a dance move