6.7 Causes of Migration Video

What is the difference between emigration and immigration?

• Emigration is leaving a country, while immigration is arriving in a country.

• Emigration is arriving in a country, while immigration is leaving a country.

• Emigration refers to internal movement, while immigration refers to international movement.

• Emigration is temporary movement, while immigration is permanent movement.

Which of the following is an example of a push factor for migration?

• Availability of high-paying jobs in a new city.

• A stable and democratic government in a neighboring country.

• War and insecurity in one's home country.

• A desirable climate in a different region.

What is an intervening obstacle in the context of migration?

• An opportunity that encourages migrants to settle before reaching their original destination.

• A challenge that migrants encounter on their way to their desired destination.

• A factor that attracts migrants to a new location.

• A policy that encourages migration to a specific country.

The Mormon migration to Utah in the 19th century, driven by violence in Illinois and Missouri and the desire for isolation, is an example of what type of migration factor?

• Demographic

• Economic

• Cultural

• Environmental

The mass migration of people from Venezuela due to Hugo Chavez's policies, including silencing the press and restricting civil liberties, is an example of what type of migration factor?

• Economic

• Environmental

• Demographic

• Political