Vocabulary
True or False: Is immigration and emigration the same?
False
True or False: The census is require by the United Nations.
False
Define push factor.
Something that pushes someone from a country.
True or False: Migration is a permanent move to a new location.
True
What is population distribution?
Refers to where people live around the world.
Why are people with no citizenship for the U.S scared to fill out the census?
They fear of being deported back to their country
What is the difference between push and pull factors?
A push factor push people away from a country and a pull factors attracts people into a country.
What are the two types of migration?
Internal and International Migration
What is the census?
The single most important data source for a population geography.
Why is the census important?
It helps make accurate congressional district boundaries, figure out federal and state dollars, helps businesses to make the right decision, and help plan for many health and wellness programs .
Define pull factor.
What attracts people to move to another country.
The permanent relocation from Mexico to the United States is an example of.....
Immigration
What is internal and international migration?
Internal migration: when someone moves within the same country.
International migration: when someone moves from one country to another.
What are some differences between the 2010 census and the 2020 census?
Where the census will be filled out, less field workers, and difference in data.
True or False: Overpopulation is a pull factor.
False
If you live in the United Kingdom and you move to the U.S. permanently(in terms of leaving) this is an example of.....
Emigration
Migration from a location.
Emigration
What are some changes to the 2020 census?
The census will be online, we will see more ads, and they are using aerial image to confirm your address.
What are some push factors that are natural hazards?
1. Floods
2. Earthquakes
3. Tsunamis
4. Volcanoes
5. Droughts
What is the difference between immigration and emigration?
Emigration is migration FROM a location, while immigration is migration TO a location.