Vocabulary
Emigration, Immigration, Migration
Population
Push/Pull Factors
Government Policies
100

What is migration?

Permanent move to a new location

100

What is the difference between "immigration" and "emigration"?

Immigration is migration TO a location, while emigration is migration FROM a location

100

What are two types of factors people decide where to live?

Physical & Human

100

What are 3 types of INTRAREGIONAL MIGRATION?

Rural to urban

Urban to suburban

Urban to Rural

100

What is an "unauthorized immigrant"?

Those who enter the country without proper documents

200

What is net-out migration?

When there are more emigrants than immigrants in a country. (When more people leave a country than enter it)

200

What is internal migration?

A permanent move within the same country

200

What is Population Density?

Measure of the average population per sq. mile or sq. km of an area

200

How is an Internally Displaced Person different from a Refugee?

An internally displaced person is similar to a refugee except they have not migrated past international border

200

What is a "Quota"?

Maximum limits on the number of people who can immigrate to the United States during a 1-year period

300

What is population distribution?

the pattern of how people are spread out across the globe

300

Which locations have more than 1 million immigrants AND emigrants?

Europe & North America

300

Why do people choose to live in the midlatitudes?

These areas have more moderate climates and better soils

300

Do people immigrate or emigrate from South & East Asia, and why?

People emigrate from South & East Asia, in search of work

300

Which of the following is NOT a set preference for admission to the United States?

Family Reunification

Religious Background

Diversity

Skilled Workers

Religious Background

400

Someone who has migrated to another country is which of the following:

internally displaced person

or

asylum seeker

asylum seeker

400


  1. Which of the following claims about migration below is most accurately supported by the table above?

    1. Africa has more people migrating into the continent than people leaving the continent

    2. Each part of Asia has more people leaving than entering

    3. Latin America has the largest number of emigrants

    4. Europe has the largest net-in migration

Europe has the largest net-in migration

400

What will the Annual Growth Rate be when the population reaches 10.2 billion?

0.5%

400

What are the 3 countries that have more than 1,000,000 refugees originate from there?

Afghanistan

Syria

Somalia

400

What 2 continents are exclusively trying to maintain their current level of immigration?

North America

Australia

500

Average number of children who would be born per woman of that group in a country is which?

total fertility rate

or

crude birth rate

Total Fertility Rate

500

Which country has a net-out migration of over 8 million, and a net-in migration of about 1 million?

Out: South Asia

In: Oceania

500

What was the approximate population when the Annual Growth Rate was at its highest?

Approx. 4 billion people

500

What 2 Asian countries is the largest destination for refugees?

Syria

Pakistan

500

What 2 continents have countries without an intervention policy?

Africa

Asia

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