Exam 3: Migration
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Today,major internal migrations in the United States are toward the Sunbelt and western states.
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Major routes of human migration before 1950 include all of the following except:
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Internal migration in Peru is fairly simple with the majority of migrants moving to
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Today,the largest refugee numbers in Southeast Asia are reported from
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Discuss the geography of the refugee problem. Discuss the difference between intranational and international refugees and give examples of each type.
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Define push and pull factors and discuss,with examples,the various types of push and pull factors.
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The practice of excluding people with criminal records,health problems,or subversive political beliefs from immigrating is referred to as
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When migrants move along or through kinship links,this is called chain migration.
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The map of modern migrations shows a movement from European Russia east toward the Pacific and southeast into Central Asia.
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The type of movement that involves journeys that begin at and bring us back to our home base is called
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One of the "laws" of migration as derived by Ravenstein states that
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More than 5,000,000 Mexicans legally immigrated to the U.S.between 1981 and 2002.Cyclical movement
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