Europe Quick Review of Migration
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9th - 12th Grade
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Christy Slater
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Quick Review of Concepts
By Christy Slater
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Discuss with your pod....
Do you know these words?
Immigrant *Net In Migration Intervening
Obstacle
Emigrant *Net Out Migration Intervening
Opportunity
Internally Displaced Person Asylum Seeker
Refugee Push and Pull Factors
IF you don't then please go review in your Unit 3 Notes...... The ones with the * will be explained in the next slide.
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When there are more people coming INTO (Immigrants) your country than EXITing
When there are more people EXITing (emigrants) than coming INTO (immigrants).
Net Out Migration
So, I - E = net migration. If positive then more people are coming INTO your country. If negative then more people are EXITing your country
Net In Migration
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Multiple Choice
Something that limits migration
net migration
intervening obstacle
pull factor
economic
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Multiple Choice
When people move INTO a country (immigrants)
out migration
in migration
net migration
human migration
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Multiple Choice
someone who had left their home but has not left their country
internally displaced person
chain migration
intervening obstacle
out migration
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Multiple Choice
Immigrants - (minus) emigrants =
political
refugee
net migration
out migration
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Categorize
Romania
Spain
Germany
Poland
Russia
Sweden
Using the bottom map on your political map, identify if the following countries are considered Western Europe or Eastern Europe.
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Use this website to answer the next few questions..... The link is on the next page. So open the page and then return to this Quizizz to continue on...
READ ME! When you open the site, you can rest your cursor on a country to see the name of the country AND its net migration.
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Net migration | Data
You can open this webpage in a new tab.
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Categorize
Spain
Germany
Sweden
Belarus
Romania
Russia
Using the link on the slide above, categorize these countries as net in or net out migration.
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Drag and Drop
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Multiple Choice
Which is an example of a PULL factor?
The Schengen border-free areas of Europe allow citizens of the European Union to cross country borders without stopping for long border checks.
Greece's economy nearly went bankrupt three times between 2010 and 2018.
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Multiple Choice
Which is an example of a PUSH factor?
In 1986, a nuclear power plant exploded. It sent thousands of tons of radioactive material into the atmosphere.
Temperatures on the coast of Italy stay between 50 and 75 degrees.
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Poll
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Alright, go back to our lesson to finish notes for today.
Quick Review of Concepts
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