WorksheetsUnit 3 LT 4 Migration Review
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is an "emigrant"?
Someone who is LEAVING a country.
Someone who is going IN to a new country.
Calculating net migrations
Birth rates minus death rates
What is an "immigrant"?
Someone who is LEAVING a country.
Someone who is going IN to a new country.
Calculating net migrations
Birth rates minus death rates
Which type of country has more net migration?
Developed
Developing
Less developed
How is net migration calculated?
Births minus deaths
Immigrant rate minus emigrant rate
Birth rates minus death rates
Total population density
What is a "push factor"?
Bullies use cacti to push people out of countries.
A reason that causes people to emigrate.
Something that pushes the population to increase.
Birth rates minus death rates.
What is a "pull factor"? (2 answers)
A reason that causes someone to immigrate to country.
Something that causes people to emigrate.
A factor that causes someone to WANT to move to a new place.
People migrate to places with lots of cacti. People love cacti.
What is migration?
The movement of cacti from one place to another.
Birth rates minus death rates.
The movement of people.
A population pyramid.
Which of the choices below would be a push factor?
Religious freedom
Safety
War
Economic growth
Which of the choices below would be a pull factor?
Lack of jobs
Pleasant climate
Religious persecution
Economic decline
During the Vietnam war, many Americans who did not want to be in the war moved to Canada.
What is the PUSH factor in this situation?
Americans were drawn to the safety in Canada.
Involvement in the Vietnam War pushed Americans out.
Cactus.
When the pilgrims came to North America, they had left England due to religious restrictions and persecution. What was the PULL factor?
They were drawn to the religious freedom offered in the Americas.
Pilgrims were pushed out of England because of religious differences.
