Ravenstein's Laws of Migration include all EXCEPT

• older women migrating to international locations.

• rural to urban area.

• migrants moving short distances.

• long-distance migration done in steps.

The number # 1 push and pull factor comes from

• an environmental reason

• a social reason

• a political reason.

• an economic reason

Many people from Afghanistan became ___________________ as the fled from the extended civil war that began when the Soviet Union invaded the country in 1979.

• step migrants

• refugees

• net-migrants

• immigrants

Global migration patterns demonstrate that migrants emigrate from ____________ and immigrate to _____________

• More Developed Countries and Newly Industrialized Countries

• Europe to Asia

• Less Developed Countries and More Developed Countries

• Latin America to Africa

The Western Hemisphere was the destination for 10 million Africans. This is example of an involuntary migration also known as

• pull factor.

• forced migration.

• gravity model.

• step migration.

Refugees fleeing from the Balkans during 1990s were mostly reacting to

• cultural pull factors

• economic push factors

• environmental push factors

• cultural push factors

Moving within a country is an example of

• critical distance.

• internal migration.

• distance decay.

• dislocation.

______________________ : A RLE (real life example) a country that allows for social freedoms.

• Push factors

• Pull factors

• Gravity Model

• Intervening opportunities.

A person from Town A moves to Town B, who moves to Town C and finally settles in Town D is an example of

• step migration.

• distance decay.

• critical distance

• mobility.

Oceans, mountains and plains are real life examples of

• intervening opportunities

• interregional migrations.

• intervening obstacles.

• intraregional migrations.