Unit 5 Vocabulary Quiz: Migration

What is the definition of migration?

• The movement of people from one place to another to temporarily live at a new location

• The process of permanently living in a foreign country

• The spread of cultural elements from one culture to another

• The acceptance of others’ religious and spiritual beliefs

What is immigration?

• The unfair treatment of individuals due to their religious beliefs

• The process of moving to live permanently in a foreign country

• Negative aspects of one’s home environment that force them to leave

• The construction of structures to commemorate events or people

What are push factors?

• Positive aspects that attract people to a new area

• Negative aspects of one’s home environment that force them to leave

• The movement of people to temporarily live in a new location

• The spread of cultural elements from one culture to another

What are pull factors?

• Negative aspects of one’s home environment that force them to leave

• Positive aspects that attract people to a new area

• The unfair treatment of individuals due to their religious beliefs

• Structures that commemorate migration history

What is religious persecution?

• The unfair treatment of individuals due to their religious beliefs

• The acceptance of others’ religious and spiritual beliefs

• Positive aspects that attract people to a new area

• Individuals forced to leave their country to escape war or natural disasters

What is religious tolerance?

• The unfair treatment of individuals due to their religious beliefs

• The acceptance of others’ religious and spiritual beliefs

• The spread of cultural elements from one culture to another

• Negative aspects of one’s home environment that force them to leave

What is cultural diffusion?

• The movement of people to temporarily live in a new location

• The process of living permanently in a foreign country

• The spread of cultural elements from one culture to another

• The construction of monuments to commemorate events

What are monuments?

• Structures built to commemorate notable events or people

• The acceptance of others’ religious and spiritual beliefs

• Negative aspects of one’s home environment that force them to leave

• The movement of people to temporarily live in a new location

Who is considered a refugee?

• An individual who spreads cultural elements from one culture to another

• A person forced to leave their country to escape war, persecution, or natural disasters

• A person who moves to live permanently in a foreign country

• A person who builds monuments to commemorate historical events

How do push and pull factors influence migration patterns?

• Push factors attract people to new areas, while pull factors force them to leave.

• Push factors are positive aspects that attract people, while pull factors are negative aspects.

• Push factors force people to leave their home, while pull factors attract people to a new area.

• Push factors and pull factors have no effect on migration patterns.