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Immigration Push vs Pull Factors

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

There are a lack of jobs in Michael's country so he is leaving for a better opportunity somewhere else. Is this a Push or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

2.

There are many job opportunities in the United States, so many people come to the U.S. for jobs. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

3.

In Guatemala there is a lot of poverty. Many people are leaving Guatemala to escape poverty. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

4.

Germany offers opportunities for greater wealth. Many people come to Germany to have a better life. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

5.

The education system in Ethiopia does not allow for everyone to learn, so families are leaving to find better education for their children. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

6.

The education system in the United Kingdom is considered one of the best in the world. Many families move to the U.K. for better education for their kids. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

7.

In Myanmar, the Rohingya are persecuted for their religion (Islam) and treated very poorly. They are fleeing to Bangladesh to escape their bad situation. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

8.

Australia is a country where every religion is treated with respect. Many people who are facing persecution go to Australia to practice their religion freely. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

9.

The Democratic Republic of Congo is known for being one of the worst countries in the world for healthcare. There are not enough doctors and people die of diseases that could be cured. Therefore, many people escape to other countries to find better medicine and care. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

10.

Canada provides the best healthcare in the world to its citizens. Many people from around the world move to Canada for medical care and medicine. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

11.

Currently, South Sudan is in the middle of a civil war. Over 400,000 people have died since 2013 and there are an estimated 2.24 million people in refugee camps. These refugees are fleeing the violence and their destroyed homes. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

12.

Refugees from the Middle East have been fleeing to European countries like Germany, Italy, and Denmark to escape violence and find a safe place to live. These countries provide care to the refugees and a secure home. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

13.

Venezuela is a country with much corruption. The government makes deals with gangs and big companies that hurt the people. Life is dangerous in Venezuela, so many Venezuelans escape their corrupt country to find a better place to live. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

14.

Finland is known as having one of the most fair governments in the world. The people have a voice and they are looked after and supported. Many immigrants come to Finland for the fair government and a better life. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

15.

Famine, or lack of food, in Somalia is causing many deaths and malnutrition. Somalis leave the country to find food. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

16.

The United States has enough food available for its citizens and even others around the world. There is no food shortage and people are able to eat good, healthy food. Many people come to the United States for its food security. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

17.

Sometimes, refugees are sent from camps to a different country for care. However, whole families are sometimes not sent together. Instead, some are left behind. In these cases, family members are motivated to leave the camps to find their family in other countries. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor

18.

There are many families separated by the U.S./Mexico border. Half a family may live in poverty in Mexico, while the other half may live a nice life in Texas. Families in Mexico are desperate to reunite with their loved ones in Texas, so they immigrate to the U.S. to be with their families again. Is this a Push Factor or a Pull Factor?

a)

Push Factor

b)

Pull Factor