Push and Pull
What is a common push factor for immigration to British Columbia?
a. Economic hardship in home country
b. Cultural diversity in British Columbia
c. Mild climate in British Columbia
d. Job opportunities in British Columbia
What is economic hardship in home country?
Which economic factor is a pull factor for British Columbia?
Cultural homogeneity
Political instability
Job opportunities
High unemployment rates
What is job opportunities
11.What is a political push factor for immigration to British Columbia?
Political instability in home country
Job opportunities in home country
High quality of life in British Columbia
Cultural diversity in British Columbia
What is political instability in home country?
What is immigration?
Visiting family in another country
The process of moving to a new country to live permanently
Working remotely from another country
Traveling for a vacation
Studying abroad temporarily
What is the process of moving to a new country to live permanently
What is an asylum seeker?
A business traveler
A student on exchange
A tourist visiting historical sites
A person seeking protection in another country from persecution
What is a person seeking protection in another country from persecution?
Which of the following is a pull factor for immigrants coming to British Columbia?
Political instability in home country
High quality of life in British Columbia
Natural disasters in home country
Lack of jobs in home country
What is high quality of life in British Columbia
How does access to education serve as a pull factor for immigrants to British Columbia?
It ensures economic hardship.
It provides political stability.
It offers cultural diversity.
It offers quality education for children.
What is it offers quality education for children.
Which of the following is a reason why economic opportunities in British Columbia are a pull factor?
They limit cultural diversity.
They lead to environmental issues.
They provide financial security.
They cause political instability.
What is they cause political instability?
Which term describes someone who leaves their country to live in another?
Tourist
Immigrant
Emigrant
Expatriate
What is immigrant?
What is the difference between an immigrant and a migrant?
Migrants never work
Immigrants are only students
Migrants are always tourists
Immigrants move permanently; migrants may move temporarily
What is immigrants move permanently; migrants may move temporarily?
How does family reunification act as a pull factor for immigration to British Columbia?
It provides economic benefits.
It offers educational opportunities.
It ensures political stability.
It allows families to live together.
What is it allows families to live together?
8.What is a social push factor that might lead to immigration to British Columbia?
Discrimination in home country
Job opportunities in home country
Cultural festivals in British Columbia
Mild climate in British Columbia
What is discrimination in home country?
How does access to healthcare serve as a pull factor for immigrants to British Columbia?
It causes economic hardship.
It leads to political instability.
It limits educational opportunities.
It provides essential health services.
What is it provides essential health services?
What is a refugee?
A business traveler
A person forced to leave their country due to danger or persecution
A person who travels for leisure
A student studying abroad
What is a person forced to leave their country due to danger or persecution?
What is a deportation?
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What is a deportation?
The act of removing a person from a country by authorities
Voluntarily leaving a country
Applying for a visa
Becoming a citizen
Voluntarily leaving a country
Applying for a visa
Becoming a citizen
What is the act of removing a person from a country by authorities?
What role does political stability play in immigration to British Columbia?
It is a pull factor.
It discourages immigration.
It is unrelated to immigration.
It is a push factor.
What is it is a pull factor?
Why is cultural diversity considered a pull factor for British Columbia?
It limits educational opportunities.
It leads to economic hardship.
It causes political instability.
It creates a welcoming environment for immigrants.
What is it creates a welcoming environment for immigrants?
What is a common environmental push factor for immigration to British Columbia?
Political freedom in British Columbia
Language barriers in home country
Cultural festivals in British Columbia
Natural disasters in home country
What is natural disasters in home country?
What is the purpose of a visa?
To offer discounts on travel
To allow entry into a foreign country for a specific purpose
To provide free travel insurance
To guarantee citizenship
What is to allow entry into a foreign country for a specific purpose?
What is dual citizenship?
Studying two languages
Traveling between two countries frequently
Holding citizenship in two countries simultaneously
Living in one country and working in another
What is holding citizenship in two countries simultaneously?
Why might environmental factors push people to immigrate to British Columbia?
Cultural festivals in British Columbia
Natural disasters in home country
Language barriers in home country
Political freedom in British Columbia
what is natural disasters in home country?
How does the mild climate of British Columbia act as a pull factor?
It limits job opportunities.
It offers a comfortable living environment.
It leads to economic hardship.
It causes natural disasters.
What is it offers a comfortable living environment?
Why might job opportunities in British Columbia be considered a pull factor?
They lead to political instability.
They attract skilled workers.
They limit cultural diversity.
They cause economic hardship.
What is they attract skilled workers?
What does the term 'naturalization' mean?
Traveling without a passport
Studying a foreign language
Returning to one's home country
The process of becoming a citizen of another country
What is the process of becoming a citizen of another country?
What is a green card?
A document allowing permanent residence in the U.S.
A travel pass for tourists
A student ID card
A temporary work permit
What is a document allowing permanent residence in the U.S.?