WorksheetsMigration
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
The movement of people is...
Migration
Mobility
Immigration
Globalisation
Define Emigration.
to move from a country
to move to a country
the constant flow of migrannts from one country into another country
someone who seeks safety by going into another country
Define Refugee.
to move to a country
to move from a country
something taht encourages people to leave a country behind
someone who seeks safety by going to another country
Entering a country when moving from somewhere else is...
Emigration
Immigration
Chain Migration
Seasonal Migration
Which of the following are Pull Factors? (Check all that apply)
War & Conflict
Available Jobs
Lack of Jobs
Peace & Security
Which of the following are Push Factors? (Check all that apply)
War & Conflict
Available jobs
Lack of Jobs
Peace & Security
What are the forces that encourage a migrant to actually move? (Check all that apply)
Social Forces
Environmental Forces
Economic Forces
Political Forces
All of the above
A family moving from one part of the country to another.
Immigration
Internal Migration
Great Migration
Urbanisation
Which country has the highest proportion of immigrants?
(wordwide)
China
Saudi Arabia
United States
Germany
Somone choosing to leave based on their own free will is called a...
Voluntary migrant
Forced migrant
Refugee
Internally displaced person
Define refugee.
A person who has fled their own country because they are at risk of serious human rights violations and persecution there.
A person who has left their country and is seeking protection from persecution and serious human rights violations in another country, but who hasn’t yet been legally recognized as a refugee and is waiting to receive a decision on their asylum claim.
Define asylum seeker.
A person who has fled their own country because they are at risk of serious human rights violations and persecution there.
A person who has left their country and is seeking protection from persecution and serious human rights violations in another country, but who hasn’t yet been legally recognized as a refugee and is waiting to receive a decision on their asylum claim.
What is a positive effect of migration?
Disagreement between different religions and culture.
Overcrowding
Helps reduce labour shortages.
Jobs for native UK residents maybe lost.
What is a positive effect of migration?
Can put a strain on housing.
Overcrowding
Richer and more diverse culture.
Jobs for native UK residents maybe lost.
What is a negative effect of migration?
Economic growth can be sustained.
Helps reduce labour shortage.
Richer and more diverse culture.
Increase cost of services such as healthcare and education.
What is a negative effect of migration?
Pension gap can be filled by contribution of new young workers.
Helps reduce labour shortage.
Richer and more diverse culture.
Ease of movement may facilitate organised crime and human trafficking.
Why should the new illegal migration bill be passed?
The new law means that asylum seekers will no longer be housed in hotels. The government currently spending £6.2 million a day. They will be moved to cheaper accommodation eg. caravan parks. This will save government money which can be spent on other things.
International law which protects refugees says that on arrival, they should be allowed to have their case heard so that it can be fairly decided if they are refugees or not.
Why shouldn't the new illegal migration bill be passed?
The new law means that asylum seekers will no longer be housed in hotels. The government currently spending £6.2 million a day. They will be moved to cheaper accommodation eg. caravan parks. This will save government money which can be spent on other things.
International law which protects refugees says that on arrival, they should be allowed to have their case heard so that it can be fairly decided if they are refugees or not.
