CHAPTER 3. AP HUMAN GEO. HUMAN MIGRATIONS

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

• Step Migration

• transmigration

• Periodic movement

• Transhumance

• Interregional migration

A husband migrated from Mexico 5o the United States and earns money to allow his family to follow him to the United States. This is an example of ...

• Chain Migration

• forced Migration

• Distane Decay

• Internal migration

• Interregional Migration

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

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

• teachers are underpaid and leave education to work in other industries

• A work force is undereducated and can only preform low skill jobs

• educational facilities close fie to lack of funding and support from the government

• Girls and women fo not have the same access to education as boys and men

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

• agricultural communs

• academic centers

• Large cities

• sites for religious pilgrims

• Small and medium cities

Which of the following is NOT a government policy that can have a direct impact on mIgration

• A policy allowing dual citizenship

• Sate - sanctioned religious persecution

• Carbon emmission reduction

• Sanctuary cities

• A policy allowing immigrants ti open businesses easily

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

• severely restrict the flow of goods from certain countries

• Improve labeling of imported goods

• Insure that most immigrants would be fromAsia

• Ensure that most immigrants would be from Northern Europe

• Dramatically increase the number if immigrants permitted to enter the UNited states fro all countries

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

• Guest worker

• Temporary laborer

• Host laborer

• Interim worker

• Provisional Worker

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

• Residents moving dem suburban towns to rural areas

• residents moving from large midwestern cities to coastal cities

• people living large cities for suburban towns

• seasonal mobility due to the need for food and water

• residents leaving coastal cities to move inland to rural areas

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

• interfering factor

• intervening opportunity

• interruption

• interceding force

• Distributing opportunity

An internally displaced person is someone who ...

• was forced to leave his or her country for political, social or economic reasons

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

• has travelled to another country and is asking to be recognized as a refugee

• is a seasonal worker who travels for his or her job

• works in one country but lives in another