Standard 1 Practice.

What has happened to "Life Expectancy" of this

• Life Expectancy has gone up.

• Life Expectancy has gone down

• People are living shorter lives.

• More people are being born each year.

What has happened to the population of this country.

• A decrease in the birth rate.

• Life Expectancy has gone down

• People are living shorter lives.

• More people are being born each year.

Which would be an example of a Push Factor

• War and Societal instability in your country

• moving to reunite with family

• Moving for a job that will pay you better.

• Moving to a place where there is nicer weather.

Which would be an example of a Economic Push Factor

• War and Societal instability in your country

• moving to reunite with family

• Lack of Job Opportunities in your community.

• Moving to a place where there is nicer weather.

Which would be an example of forced migration.

• War and Societal instability in your country drives you out.

• moving to reunite with family

• Better paying jobs elsewhere.

• Moving to a place where there is nicer weather.

Push factors are...

• Bad, negative circumstances that drive you to move out of a place.

• Good, positive circumstances that attract you to move to a certain plac.e

Pull factors are...

• Bad, negative circumstances that drive you to move out of a place.

• Good, positive circumstances that attract you to move to a certain plac.e

Putting limits on the amount of immigration into a country would be this type...

• Quotas

• Assimilation

• Brain Drain

• Naturalization

• Xenophobia

The emigration of highly skilled workers (Doctors, engineers) out of a certain country.

• Quotas

• Assimilation

• Brain Drain

• Naturalization

• Xenophobia

The process of migrants becoming legal citizens of a society.

• Quotas

• Assimilation

• Brain Drain

• Naturalization

• Xenophobia