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APHG Part 3 Review (Migration)
APHG Part 3 Review (Migration)
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1
Which nation is the number one destination for most international migrants?
China
USA
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Canada
2
A wide river, a harsh desert, the visa process, and border checkpoints all act as:
intervening obstacles
asylum requirements
internal displacement reviews
pull factors
3
What is the number one preference under current US migration policy?
unique diverse background
political asylum
family reunification
skilled workers
4
Since the first census in 1790, the “center” of the USA’s population has predominantly moved:
west
north
south
east
5
Flood and drought, extreme harsh cold climate, and lack of fresh water are:
social push factors
environmental push factors
political push factors
economic push factors
6
Which of the following illustrates interregional migration?
a move from Oak Lawn to Plano, Illinois
a move from Oak Lawn to Chicago
a move from Chicago to Oak Lawn
a move from Chicago to San Diego
7
From which areas are most current migrants to the USA from?
Asia and Africa
Latin America and Europe
Europe and Asia
Asia and Latin America
8
What percent of the world’s population is “foreign-born”?
21-22%
3-4%
14-15%
9-10%
9
Loss of free speech and free press, religious persecution and Civil War are:
environmental push factors
economic push factors
political push factors
social push factors
10
Loss of jobs, poor living and work conditions, and low wages are:
environmental push factors
economic push factors
social push factors
political push factors
11
What has been one of the biggest hindrances to Russian interregional migration?
Government Policies preventing movement
lack of coastal territory
Siberia
Extreme warm climate zones
12
What explains the fact that most of Canada's population lives near the US border?
access to US resources
hindrance of the large rain forest
lack of internal exploration
harsh northern climate
13
Which of the following is NOT a form of intraregional migration?
nation to nation
rural to urban
urban to rural
urban to suburban
14
How many current unauthorized immigrants are there estimated to be in the USA?
11 million
100,000
1 million
111 million
15
If you view a new location you desire to move to as providing you with a new, good paying job:
that is known as a pull factor.
that is known as an intervening obstacle.
that is known as asylum.
that is known as a push factor.
16
If you view your current situation as desperate with no hope in a society run by a dictator:
that is known as refugee status.
that is known as a pull factor.
that is known as a push factor.
that is known as an intervening obstacle.
17
A visa system, asylum system, ICE agents, and a limiting quota system are examples of:
"Brain Drain"
Internally Displaced Persons
Political Intervening Obstacles
Physical Intervening Obstacles
18
Which of the following best fits a general US immigrant in today's times?
6 year old girl from Eastern Europe with no formal education
31 year old Mexican female with 4 years of formal schooling
72 year old Guatemalan male history professor
12 year old boy from Africa with 7 years of schooling
19
What is the number one motivating factor pushing migrants to move?
political factors
economic factors
environmental factors
crime factors
20
According to the text, from which area are most current asylum-seekers arriving in Europe from?
Syria
Nigeria
Russia
China
21
What best explains why most of Brazil's population lives along the Atlantic Coast?
legacy of Portuguese settlement policies
the harsh cold of the northern climate
The Pacific Coast is less explored
hindrance of the large rain forest
22
Someone seeking refugee status in a new nation is known as:
a visa holder
a remittance
an asylum seeker
an internally displaced person
23
What is NOT true of the concept of "brain drain"?
it occurs when developing nations lose their most educated
it is a criticism of the USA as it enforces work visa policy
it is illustrated by a doctor from Somalia coming to the USA
it illustrates the international asylum laws
24
What is NOT true of human migration?
it can be forced or voluntary
there are three main waves of direction seen today
it seems to coincide with demographic transition phases
it has a history dating back only 200 years
25
Sending money home from the nation a migrant found work in, is called a:
tariff
remittance
quota
brain drain
