What are push factors in migration?

• Push factors in migration are the reasons or conditions that force individuals to leave their current location and move elsewhere.

• Pull factors that attract individuals to migrate

• Economic stability in the current location

• Social integration in the current location

Define pull factors in migration.

• Incentives for individuals to stay in their home country

• Reasons that prevent individuals from moving to a specific location

• Factors that discourage individuals from migrating

• Reasons that attract individuals to move to a specific location.

From the Passage below Describe A intervening Obstacle from the migrants Journey

Farid left his shattered Syrian hometown, for Europe. At the heavily guarded border between Turkey and Syria smugglers offered passage to Europe on a truck at unbearable prices, only to betray him and leave him stranded with nothing.

In overcrowded refugee camps, Farid finally securing a spot on a fragile boat across the Mediterranean Sea, he faced storms that turned the sea into a relentless adversary, each wave threatening to engulf them. Yet, despite corrupt officials, dead ends, and the constant shadow of deportation, Farid pressed on, fueled by the faint light of a better future beyond the horizon.

Farid's group lands on a Greek Island off the Coast of Greece and reaches Europe and applies for Asylum.

Answer explanation

gIRL!!!

YOUR ANSWER SHOULD'VE BEEN THE Mediterranean SEA

the cost to be smuggled in

or the chance of being deported

Match the following descriptions to the correct type of migrant

• Step Migration

• Migrating across international borders

• Rural to Urban migration

• This is the most common type of Migration occurring in the modern world

• Transnational Migration

• Moving to a final destination in a series of smaller moves

• Chain Migration

• Moving to country based on connections to people from your home country already located there

Match the following descriptions to the correct type of involuntary migrant

• Asylum Seeker

• Forcibly displaced, fleeing to escape the conditions, and afraid to return home.

• Guest worker

• Forcibly displaced and moving to another region of the home country

• Refugee

• Chooses to move across borders to find work

• Internally Displaced Person

• Flees their home country and applies for protection in a foreign country

Read the scenario below and determine the type of migration described. Maria moves from a small village to a nearby city in search of better job opportunities and a higher standard of living. What type of migration is Maria experiencing?

• a) Transnational migration

• b) Transhumance migration

• c) Internal migration

• d) Chain migration

Read the scenario below and determine the type of migration described. After a civil war broke out in their home country, a family flees to a neighboring country seeking safety and protection. What type of migration is the family experiencing?

• a) Transnational migration

• b) Transhumance migration

• c) Internal migration

• d) Step migration

Read the scenario below and determine the type of migration described. John, a skilled worker, moves from his home country to another country to work temporarily and send money back to his family. What type of migration is John experiencing?

• a) Transnational migration

• b) Transhumance migration

• c) Internal migration

• d) Guest worker migration

Read the scenario below and determine the type of migration described. Due to a severe drought, a group of farmers moves from rural areas to urban areas in search of better livelihood opportunities. What type of migration are the farmers experiencing?

• a) Transnational migration

• b) Transhumance migration

• c) Internal migration

• d) Rural-to-urban migration

Read the scenario below and determine the type of migration described. A person is forced to leave their home country due to persecution and seeks refuge in another country. What type of migration is the person experiencing?

• a) Transnational migration

• b) Transhumance migration

• c) Internal migration

• d) Forced migration