Migration (internal and external)

Migration is described as?

• A person who moves from one place to another.

• A person who moves from one town to another.

• A person who moves from one country to another.

• A person who stays where they are their whole life.

The main difference between immigration and emigration is that?

• Immigration is to move to another place to settle that is not native to you.

• To emigrate is to stay in your same country but move to a new place within it.

• Immigration is to move to another place to settle that is native to you.

• To emigrate is to move somewhere that is native to you.

Internal migration means to?

• Means moving out of a country to a new place.

• Means moving house down the road.

• Means moving within a country to a new state or place.

• Means moving to a new suburb within the same place.

International migration means?

• All of the above.

• Moving across state lines.

• Moving across town lines.

• Moving across boarders.

Why do people migrate to other places?

• New technologies

• Better job opportunities

• Income

• All of the above.

What are some of the environmental consequences of migration and urban explosions?

• Decreased strain on water, agriculture (food) and electricity.

• Increased strain on water, food, electricity and infrastructure.

• All of the above.

• A lack of affordable and available housing opportunities.

What are the some of the social benefits of migration and internal migration?

• Building a rich and culturally linguistic community.

• Learn new skills and meet new people.

• More opportunities to meet, share and create new job opportunities.

• Can't use the same language as no one will understand you.