Migration Vocabulary
Push/Pull Factors
Voluntary Migration
Net Migration
Forced Migration
100

This is the place that a migrant is going to. 

What is the destination?

100

This is a reason why you would want to leave your origin.

What is a push factor?

100

When a person migrates from one country to another, it is called this type of migration. 

What is international migration?

100

This is the formula for net migration. 

What is In Migrants - Out Migrants?

100

This is one reason why migration is challenging. 

What is: 

Trusting strangers

Costs money

Can be dangerous

etc. 

200

This is another term for an out migrant. 

What is an emigrant?

200

Economic opportunity and the hope for a better life are these type of migration factors. 

What are pull factors?

200

This is a common reason for seasonal migration.

What is temporary agricultural work?

What are "snowbirds?"

200

When a net migration is a negative number, we know this about a population. 

What is there are more people leaving a population than coming to it?

200

Forced migrants often have to do this.

What is save their own lives?

300

This is another term for someone who does not migrate.

What is a stayer or a non migrant?

300

When educated people emigrate from a developing country it is called this. 

What is "brain drain?"

300

This is one reason why rural to urban migration happens. 

What is looking for work?

300

If the in migration is 10,000 people, and the out migration is 3,000 people, the net migration is this. 

What is 7,000?

300

This type of forced migrant is often a victim of persecution. 

What is a refugee?

400

Immigrants are these people. 

What is someone who arrives in another country?

400

The difference between people of the same community who choose to migrate or not is called this. 

What is migration selectivity?

400

Rural to urban migration is happening the most in these two areas of the world.

What is Africa and eastern Asia?

400

This is why we calculate net migration rate. 

What is we need to know if the net migration is significant for a given population?
400

Forced migration can come from war, violence, or this. 

What are man made or natural disasters?

500
This is the term for your daily movements, including traveling from home to school, to your friend's house, and back home. 

What is spatial mobility?

500

Between a person who is 30 years old with no children, and someone who is 55 years old with grandchildren, this is the person who is most likely to migrate. 

Who is the first person?

500

This is why chain migration happens. 

What is having family/friends/ people of the same culture in a destination as a pull factor? 

500

The net migration rate of a population in -3 people per 1000. If I'm a leader of this country I know this net migration rate is this. 

What is manageable?

500

This is always the goal of the United Nations when it comes to refugees. 

What is repatriation?