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Chapter 3 Migration

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name

Class

Date

U.S. census maps show that over time, the center of population in the USA has moved a long distance to the ____, and slightly to the _____.

west, south

south, west

Migration from urban areas to rural areas is called _______, and has been impacted by _________ technology.

counterurbanization, telecommunications

urbanization, high speed rail

ruralization, vehicle gas mileage

mobility, smart phone

In recent decades, the most important type of internal intraregional migration within the USA has been from

rural to urban areas

urban to suburban areas

urban to rural areas

suburbs to urban areas

The Trail of Tears is an example of _____ migration.

forced

voluntary

_______ push and pull factors are the most common reason global migration patterns reflect movement from LDCs to MDCs.

Economic

Social

Political

Environmental

Wilber Zelinsky's Migration Transition Model states that _____ migration is mostly linked to countries in Stage 2 of the DTM, and that _____ migration is usually linked to countries in Stages 3 and 4 of the DTM.

international... internal

internal... international

Ravenstein's Laws of Migration explain all BUT...

WHO migrates

WHERE people migrate to

WHY people migrate

WHEN people migrate

Which is NOT a primary reason people migrate?

Economic opportunity

Cultural freedom

Environmental conditions

Wanting to explore a new place

The three largest international migration flows include

Asia to Europe

Asia to North America

Latin America to North America

All of these are important international migration flows

10.

According to the map, the 2 cities with the largest amount of international migrants in the United States are ______.

Miami and Seattle

New York and Los Angeles

Chicago and Houston

San Francisco and Nashville

11.

In the 1880s, migrants from ______ brought their Lutheran faith to the Northern Midwest Region.

Latin America (Mexico)

Scandinavia (Norway & Sweden)

West Africa (Liberia)

Australia

12.

This painting titled "American Progress" reflects ______ internal migration in the United States.

Westward

Into Mexico & the rest of Latin America

From Europe to Ellis Island

during the period of Columbus

13.

The majority of Black Americans live in the region of the United States, reflecting the historical pattern of

forced migration of slaves.

voluntary migration from Africa/

forced migration due to war, amine, and disease.

voluntary economic migration.

14.

What type of map is this?

Dot/Cartogram

Choropleth/Cartogram

Graduated Symbol/Choropleth

Isoline/Symbol

15.

According to the chart, most immigration to the United States between 1901-1910 was from ___.

Latin America

Europe

Asia

Africa

16.

According to the chart, the majority of immigration to the United States between 2001-2006 was from ____.

Latin America

Europe

Asia

Africa

17.

According to the chart, the United States takes in about _____ % of total international immigration.

42.8%

20%

7.2%

18.

According to the chart, the largest drop in immigration took place from ______.

1860-1870

1880-1890

1920-1930

1950-1960

19.

Due in part to its proximity to Latin America, most Hispanic Immigrants have settled in the southwestern United States. This is consistent with ______ study of migration.

Zelinsky's

Ravenstein's

Sauer's

Malthus'

20.

The political cartoon best reflects the exclusion of this immigrant group in the late 1800s

Chinese

Irish

British

Japanese

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Chapter 3 Migration

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

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