Population and Health

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What is one reason why global population has changed over time?

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The Industrial Revolution led to rapid population growth due to improvements in public health and sanitation.

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What are two factors that influence migration?

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Push factors (e.g., lack of job opportunities) and pull factors (e.g., better job prospects).

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What is the definition of migration?

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Migration is the movement of people away from their usual place of residence to a new place, either across international borders or within a state.

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What are some pull factors for migration?

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Better job opportunities, improved quality of life, and safety.

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What are some negative impacts of migration on the migrants?

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Language barriers, lack of accommodation, and illness with no access to healthcare.

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What are some positive effects of migration on destination location?

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Increased cultural diversity, skills gaps filled, and a boost to the local economy.

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What are some negative effects of migration on destination location?

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Pressure on public services, overcrowding, and increased job competition.

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What happens to the birth rate in a destination location due to migration?

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It may increase due to the arrival of migrants.

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What is a potential negative effect of migration on the origin location?

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Fewer skilled professionals and separate families.

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What is net migration?

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Net migration is the difference between the number of immigrants and emigrants in a given area.