Test 3 Geography

Emigration?

• Moving to another city within the same country.
• Traveling to another country for a short period of time.
• Leaving one's own country to settle in a different city within the same country.
• Leaving one's own country to permanently settle in another country.

Immigration?

• Entering and settling in a foreign country

• Leaving one's own country to permanently settle in another country.

• 
  Moving to another city within the same country.

• Traveling to another country for a short period of time.

Net Migration?

• Positive net migration
• Net migration rate
• Negative net migration
• difference between immigration and emigration

Internal Migration

• Movement of people between different countries
• Movement of people between different continents
• Movement of people between different cities
• Movement of people within the same country

Internal Migration: Intraregional Migration

• generally involves internal migration of people from rural and satellite areas near a city into the urban areas

• generally involves migration across states or provinces

• generally involves setting in another country

• generally involves leaving ones country to live on another continent

Internal Migration: Interregional Migration

• generally involves migration across states or provinces

• 
  generally involves internal migration of people from rural and satellite areas near a city into the urban areas

• generally involves leaving ones country to live on another continent

• generally involves setting in another country

The Dust Bowl exodus is an example of what?

• Internal Migration

• Immigration

• Emigration

• All of the above

Internal Migration: Push Factors

• induces people to move out of their present location (fleeing conflict or floods/drought)

• induces people to move into a new location (better cultural environment, or economic opportunities)

• have been forced to migrate to another coutnry

• intervening obstacles cause people to engage in migration that follows steps

Internal Migration: Pull Factors

• induces people to move into a new location (better cultural environment, or economic opportunities)

• induces people to move out of their present location (fleeing conflict or floods/drought)

• forced migration to another coutnry

• a refugee who has not migrated

Step Migration

• induces people to move out of their present location (fleeing conflict or floods/drought)

• induces people to move into a new location (better cultural environment, or economic opportunities)

• intervening obstacles cause people to engage in migration that follows steps

• None of the above