Migration Dynamics: Understanding Push and Pull Factors

The video tutorial discusses migration, focusing on key terms like immigrant and emigrant, and the concepts of push and pull factors. It explains how these factors influence migration decisions, with examples of countries affected by them. The video also differentiates between economic migrants and refugees, highlighting their motivations and impacts on host countries.

What is the term for a person who moves to another country for more than a year?

• Refugee

• Tourist

• Immigrant

• Emigrant

How would Canadians view someone moving to Canada from another country?

• As a refugee

• As an immigrant

• As an emigrant

• As a tourist

What is a pull factor in migration?

• A reason to stay in a country

• A reason to avoid a country

• A reason to leave a country

• A reason to move to a new country

Which of the following is a push factor?

• Job opportunities

• Clean water

• War

• Education

Which of these is considered a pull factor?

• Natural disasters

• Lack of food

• No jobs

• Education

What is the main reason economic migrants move to another country?

• For family reunification

• For education

• For money and benefits

• For safety

How do economic migrants affect the host country's economy?

• They stabilize the economy

• They have a negative effect

• They have no effect

• They have a positive effect

Why do refugees move to another country?

• For education

• For tourism

• For safety

• For economic benefits