AP Human: Migration Test Review

Famine, disease and war are considered what?

• Push Factors
• Pull Factors

Today in the U.S., most interregional migration occurs...

• from suburban to rural

• from rural to urban

• from suburban to urban

• interregional migration is static

Identify the push factor.

• Land values increase in Arizone due to a newly discovered source of copper

• A drought causes massive crop failures in the western parts of India

• North American universities offer scholarships to students in LDCs

• More farmland is made available by the government

Cyclical migration applies to...

• chain migrants

• asylum seekers

• guest workers

• quota limits

What means you're moving within a country?

• immigrating
• emigrating
• internal migration
• international migration

What means you're moving from country to country?

• immigrating
• emigrating
• internal migration
• international migration

What describes people who are entering a country to live?

• internal migration
• push factor
• immigrating
• emigrating

What describes people who are leaving the country where they live?

• international migration
• pull factor
• immigrating
• emigrating

What is "migrate"?

• asking a country for protection
• amount of people who move yearly
• the act of moving permanently
• reasons people leave a country

What is "net migration"?

• number of immigrants subtracted by the emigrants in a country in a given year
• number of emigrants subtracted by the immigrants in a given year