1. The ability to move from one location to another
mobility
The ability to move from one location to another

2. Permanent move to a new location
migration
Permanent move to a new location

3. A country has net in-migration if emigration is _____________ immigration.
less than

4. _______________ push factors cause most refugees to migrate.
cultural

5. Would opening a new factory be considered a push or pull factor?

6. poor economic conditions
Why did several million Irish migrate to the United States in the 1840s?
poor economic conditions

7. Two largest groups of international refugees are
Palestinian and Afghan.

8. Two largest groups of internal refugees are in
Columbia and Sudan.

9. when pull factor change to push factors
When a group migrates to a country for economic reasons and then the economy declines, what is this an example of?
when pull factor change to push factors

10. Most important pull factor to North America is
economic.

11. intervening obstacle
A physical feature such as a body of water or mountain range that might limit migration.

12. A factor that usually induces voluntary migration is
economic.

13. People are forced to migrate primarily because of _____________ factors.
cultural

14. The purpose of the enclosure movement in England was to promote more
efficient agriculture.

15. What did the forced consolidation of farms cause?
Millions of Europeans were forced to emigrate from their farms.

16. Most popular destination for voluntary migration from England is
North America.

17. During the 1840s and 1850s most immigrants to the United States from Europe came from ____________ and ____________ Europe.
northern, western

18. Most immigrants from Europe during the late 19th century came from _______________ and _______________ Europe.
northern, western

19. Most migrants from Europe to the United States during the early 20th century came from ____________ and ______________ Europe.
eastern, southern

20. Most migrants to the U.S. during the 1970s and early 1980s came from
Asia.

21. The __________________ is the second largest source of migrants from Latin America.
Dominican Republic

22. Migrants from Norway or Sweden would most likely come to the U. S
Migrants from Norway or Sweden would most likely come to the U.S. during the
1880s to 1890s.

23. Why did immigration decline in the United States during the 1920s?
quota laws

24. Major result of quota laws during the 1920s.
most migrants came from Europe

25. The largest group of immigrants to the U.S. today are
relatives of U.S. residents.

26. The large scale emigration of talented people is
brain drain.

27. The process that most Asians are currently migrating to the U.S.
chain migration

28. The largest number of legal immigrants come from
Mexico.

29. The largest number of undocumented workers to the U.S. comes from
Mexico.

30. The destination for most undocumented workers to Mexico is
the U.S. border.

31. The outcome of the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act was
undocumented workers were permitted to become legal residents.

32. Pollero or coyote is someone who
helps undocumented workers from Mexico.

33. Guest workers in Europe and the Middle East are
low-status foreigners.

34. Most European guest workers come from ___________ and __________ Europe.
southern, eastern

35. Most guest workers head to ____________ and ______________ Europe.
northern, western

36. What caused the largest interregional migration in the United States?
opening of the western territories

37. The U.S. center of population has steadily moved
west.

38. The current intraregional trend in the U.S. is
moving from urban to suburban.

39. The largest interregional migration for African-Americans has been from ____________ to ______________.
south, north

40. Large-scale migration took place in Southeast Asia after 1975 because of a
communist victory.

41. boat people
refugees from Vietnam

42. very few immigrants to the U.S.
Ethiopia
very few immigrants to the U.S.

43. higher natural increase rates.
Migration to the U.S. from Europe increased during the 1800s because of
higher natural increase rates.

44. Guest workers in Europe come from
Asia, North Africa, Middle East, and Eastern Europe.

45. How did the Brazilian government encourage interregional migration?
moving the capital to Brazilia

46. What will cause most population growth in the United States in the next twenty years?
net in-migration

47. The state Assam or Japan
is an example of the government limiting immigration

48. The most prominent intraregional migration in the world is
rural to urban.

49. Desire to change lifestyle is
suburbanization in more developed countries.

50. Migration to rural areas and small towns is
counterurbanization

51. cultural push, economic pull
Many of the first Europeans to first settle Australia migrated to serve jail sentences which is the combination of which push, pull factors?
cultural push, economic pull

52. List the types of push pull factors.
Political; economic; environmental

53. Which of the three migration factors has been the most important pull factor for immigration to the United States?
economic

54. Name the two countries that sent 75% of the immigrants to the United States in the 1840s.
Ireland, Germany

55. After 1900, from what part of Europe did ninety percent of immigrants to the United States come from?
Southeast