Migration Pt. 3
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9th Grade
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David Upshaw
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21 Slides • 25 Questions
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Multiple Choice
A rural area is
a small often agricultural town
A big city
a suburb
a big often busy city
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Multiple Choice
An urban area is
a big city often well developed
a small agricultural town
a place on the outskirts of a city
Where Keith Urban lives
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Multiple Choice
Most people move from a rural area to an urban area to seek
A chance to start a farm
Peace and Quiet
Economic Advancement
For their favorite sports team
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Multiple Choice
Most intraregional migration in developed countries is from
rural to urban areas
Urban to Suburban
Suburban to Rural
Urban to Rural
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Multiple Choice
The biggest reason for migration from urban to suburban areas is
Job opportunities
better food
suburban lifestyle
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Multiple Choice
Moving from urban areas to rural areas is called
Ruralization
Backward Movement
Counter-urbanization
Truck Yeah
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Open Ended
What are some reasons people move from urban areas to rural areas?
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Open Ended
What are 2 push and 2 pull factors for living in Hawaii?
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Multiple Choice
What are Ravenstein's reasons for migration?
Push and Pull Factors
Economic, cultural, environmental
Politics, Farm land, weather
because he wants to
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Multiple Choice
Nice schools can inspire cultural migration
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Which is an example of an intervening obstacle?
Nice schools
Sunny days
Good food
Immigration restrictions
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Multiple Choice
Today major intervening obstacles are?
Environmental
Familial
Political
Bad breath
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Multiple Choice
Cultural Migration is sometimes involuntary
True
False
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Multiple Choice
The Trail of Tears was
The voluntary movement of Native American tribes from their original land
A ride at an amusement park
The path to Mr. Upshaw's class
The involuntary or forced movement of Native Americans from their original land
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Multiple Choice
The actual law that was written to remove 5 Native American Tribes from their homelands was
The Native American Movement Act of 1830
The Indian Removal Act of 1830
The Trail Act of 1830
The Great Migration of 1830
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Multiple Choice
How did this Act benefit white settlers?
It opened up prosperous land for them to claim
It didn't benefit white settlers
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Open Ended
in what ways did this Act negatively impact the Native American people?
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Multiple Choice
a person who has migrated to "within their borders" to escape persecution or disaster.
refugee
Asylum Seeker
Internally Displaced Person
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Multiple Choice
a person who has migrated to a new country to escape harm, persecution, disaster, or war.
Refugee
Asylum Seeker
Internally Displaced Person
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Multiple Choice
A person who has migrated to a new country to escapee disaster or persecution, but has not yet been granted the title of refugee is a
Refugee
Asylum Seeker
Internally Displaced person
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Multiple Choice
Which is an Environmental Pull Factor?
Hurricanes
Tornadoes
Beautiful Mountains
Desserts
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Multiple Choice
Which is an environmental push factor?
Beaches
Mountains
Seaside Resorts
hurricanes
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Multiple Choice
What are the two most prominent destinations for Economic Migrants?
Australia and China
Mexico and Europe
United States and Canada
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Open Ended
What makes the United States and Canada enticing destinations for economic gain?
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Multiple Choice
The transfer of money by workers back to the country they emigrated from is called?
Taxes
Remittance
Dues
Social Security
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