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section 3.2

migration

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Migration The movement of people from one place or region to another.
Immigrants people who move into one country from another.
Rural located in the countryside
Urban located in cities and towns
Urbanization movement of people to cities, and the growth of cities.
Voluntary migration when you choose to move.
Involuntary When you are forced to move
Suburbanization sometimes replaces valuable farmland with sprawling development
what is a example from history of voluntary migration? When people were pushed to move
What are two examples from history of involuntary migration? British sent prisoners to Australia to serve their sentences, To escape death they move.
What is the push/pull theory? Says that people migrate because of difficulties and hope for better life.
What are some examples of PUSH factors for people migrating from a country? People migrate because difficulties "push" them to leave.
What are some "pull" factors for people migrating to a particular country? The hope for a better life "pulls" people to a new country.
What was a PULL factor in the 1800s that led people to move to cities? Job opportunities pulled Irish families to the United States.
What is a PULL factor of living in the suburbs? The growth of industry during the 1800s pulled people from the countryside to cities.
What are some problems of urbanization? cities can not keep up with how fast people are moving to them.
What are some PUSH factors causing people to leave rural areas? There are few jobs and a shortage of landform.
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