Migration and Empire - Can Extend

Match the following to its definition

• Permanent movement of people within the same country

• Immigrate

• Leaving one's own country to settle permanently in another

• Migrate

• Move from one place to another

• Internal Migration

• Move into a foreign country to live there permanently

• Emigrate

Push or Pull Factor for Scottish Migration (issue 1)

Groups:

(a) Push Factor

,

(b) Pull Factor

• Potato blight led to starvation

• Sent to Australia as a part of their prison sentence

• Lots of available land in Canada

• Family/Friends sent letters to encourage others to join them

• Poor Housing conditions in Highlands and Lowlands

• Mechanisation led to loss of jobs on the farm

_____ power was introduced, this resulted in faster and cheaper forms of travel

The ​ (a)   blight in ​ (b)   led to famine in acros Scotland. Many forced to move to avoid starvation

• potato
• 1846
• corn
• rice
• wheat
• 1814
• 1889

The Education Act of ____ gave every Scot between 5-13 the right to an education. Many moved to cities for the best educational opportunities

• 1888

• 1816

• 1857

• 1872

Reorder the following to create an exemplar "Explain Q" answer

• One reason why Scots Migrated

• lost their jobs on farms which meant that

• mechanisation meant that many Scots in the Highlands and lowlands

• they had to move to the cities where there were more job opportunities in factories and cotton mills

• between 1850-1939 was because

How many marks is an Explain Question worth?

• 6

• 8

• 10

• 12

How many marks is a 2 source Question worth?

• 6

• 8

• 10

• 12

How many marks is a How Fully Question worth?

• 6

• 8

• 10

• 12

How many marks is a How Useful Question worth?

• 6

• 8

• 10

• 12