The movement of poeple from one place to another, for the purpose of settlement.
100
What are Personal Barries?
The thought of leaving friends and families behind is an emotional barrior. When families move to another continent, they may never see them again. Barriors to migration can discourage or prevent a person from moving to another country.
200
What is Discretionary Income?
Part of the family budget that can be used on savings or non- esstials such as entertainment or vacations.
200
What is Seasonal Migration?
Moving from one place to another according to the seasons.
200
What are National Barriers?
Physical and political factors present major obstacles to migration. Physical seperation makes it more difficult, dangerous, or costly to migrate. The greatest national barrior to overcome is political policy.
300
Name 3 push factors that would make people want to LEAVE a certain place.
Natural disasters, Political violence, Poor living conditions.
300
What is Interprovincial Migration?
Moving from one province to another.
300
What are Legal Barriers?
Migration within and between countries is regulated by international law. When refugees status under this Convention.
400
Name 4 pull factors that would make a person want to LIVE in a certain place.
Jobs, Weather, Housing proces, Cost of living, Saftey, Health care.
400
Why did families move out of rural areas?
Because families used to be able to work the land/ farm, but now new technologies reduced the need for much of this tough work.
400
What are the countries Canada's immigrants from?
Asia, Europe(including Britian), USA, Caribbean, Africa and Oceania, South and Central America.
500
What are the six factors that poeople consider when deciding where to live?
Jobs, Weather, Housing prices, Cost of living, Safety, Health.
500
What is the six biggest metropolitan areas in Canada total population in percentage?
45%
500
The UN expanded these statements in the Convention Relating to the States of Refugees.