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Worksheets5.1 Migration as a component of population change
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
The movement of people across a specified boundary, national or international, to establish a new permanent place of residence.
immigrant
migration
emigrant
push factors
multiple answer: Which of the following are "push" factors?
natural disasters
job prospects
housing shortages
low income
high standard of living
multiple answers:
Which of the following are "pull" factors?
intolerance
improved housing
poor employment
attractive environment
social upheaval
A group of migrants sharing a common origin or destination is called
push factor
emigration
forced migration
migration stream
Which of the following is a form of forced migration?
mass movement of Mexicans to the U.S. for employment
abduction and transport of Africans to the Americas during the slave trade
mass movement of the Irish to the U.S. during the potato famine
Syrian mass movement of people under political persecution
People that move under threat or persecution
forced migration
free and mass migration
impelled migration
primitive migration
Nomadic movement of people for resources such as land or animals
forced migration
primitive migration
impelled migration
free mass migration
Which Theory? People are willing to endure hardships of migration for opportunities of a new place
Marxist / Structuralist
Todaro model
Gender analysis
Structuration
Which Theory: migration is needed for capitalism meaning: people move to work and help build up industry
Marxist
Todaro
Gender analysis
Structuration
Which of the following is a type of population data?
migration streams
Lee's migration model
population censuses
gender analysis
