geography unit 2 Flashcards

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on average Canadians move every / years

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dozen or 12

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what are the factors that make a place desirable to live

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jobs,weather,housing prices,cost of living,saftey and healthcare

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what are the top 5 Canadian cites to live in ranked by money sence

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Ottawa,Halifax,Quebec city,Guelph and Fredericton

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Canadians who migrate the the southern USA every year have a nickname what is it and is it a sutable nickname

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snowbirds,it is a sutable nickname cause snowbirds leave colder places in the winter to go to hotter places

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what are some places seasonal workers come from and what jobs do they do when they come to canada

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they come from the carabian region and mexico to harvest fruit and veggie crops in the summer

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is Canadian society more rural or urban

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urban

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what do u like about living in Canada,what do u dislike

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I like the freedom and free healthcare I dislike the weather and prices of everything

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shelter cost

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the cost of owning or renting a home

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discretionary income

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part of the family budget that can be used on non essentials

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migration

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the movement of people from one place to another for settelment

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seasonal migration

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moving from 1 place to another according to the seasons

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rural-urban shift

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the pattern of movement from rural areas to urban areas

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Why were farming families in rural Canada large? In general why did families leave their farms in rural areas and move to urban settings. Give 5 reasons.

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there were largeso kids could help out with the farm , they left there farms for better access to schools, and hospitals. five reasons for moving are bbad roads, no healthcare,no conveniences,farm housing and isolatoon

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Most resource- based communities which rely on primary industries are either just holding on or slowly dying. Why is this?

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technolagy has replaced human labour with more efficient machines as a result there are less jobs aveliable

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Why are many young people today attracted to cities give 4 reasons

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college and university
good jobs/ better job oppertunities
entertainment attractions
there lively multricutrural places

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. Why are toronto, Montreal and Vancouver growing so quickly?

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they are probalbly growing quickly cause people are going there for economic opportunities,better living conditions and better pay

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Why is Alberta a good place to live? What is the multiplier effect?

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it’s a good place to lie cause there are a lot of jobs in the oil industries the multiplier effect is the effect on national income and product of an exogenous increase in demand

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dormantory town

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a communaty from which people comute to jobs or shopping In another community

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interprovincial migration

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moving from 1 provence to another

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what has enabled the growth of canadas railways highways and air routes

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technological improvements

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today what has largely replaced trains as the primary passenger carriers why do u think that travel has dropped

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cars and airplanes have largely have replaced trains probably cause cars are more convenient and if u do have the money planes are faster

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when was the first satellite launched in space, what was it called and what country launched it

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it was launched in 1957 and was called Sputnik it was launched by russia

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toaday we have hundreds of satlites why are they there

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that monitor weather and transmitting television, radio and other communication signals

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what does gps stand for

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global positioning systems

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explain how design technology has made improvements in both machines and the networks that help our mobility
lightweight space-age materials help airplanes highways designs has made it easier to get from 1 place to another larger and faster planes that can carry more people have made plane transport cheaper
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what 2 things do hybrid cars combine to be fuel efficiant
gas and electric energy
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what is the most popular hybrid vehicle today
the Toyota pruis
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mobilty
travelling from 1 place to another
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modes of transportation
different ways to transport people or goods
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hybrid
something that has features from 2 different origins
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What are some push factors that can push people from there homelamd
A natural disaster that kills people and destroys community Political violence and war that threatens safety and disrupts the economy
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What are some pull factors that can attract migrants to certain countries
Better job opportunitys Better government Be with family
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Pick one push or pull factor and talk abt it (better job opportunitys)
Better job opportunitys are a big pull towards first world countrys like the us and Canada making more money can help u afford necessities like food and water
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Push factors
something that makes people want to leave a place or escape from a particular situation
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guest workers
a person with temporary permission to work in another country.
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pull factor
A pull factor is a motivating force that attracts individuals to migrate to a new region or country
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refugees
someone who has been forced to flee his or her country because of persecution, war or violence
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chain migration
when people move somewhere after relitives moved there
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family reunification
the immagration policy tht acknoligies the right of a family to be together
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What are three barriers that can stand in the way of people immigration's
Personal barriers National barriers Legal barriers
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How did Canadian immigration patterns differ in 1960 from those in 1980 Explain why
In the 1960's the top continets was Europe In the 1980's it was Aisa this is due to policy change
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How many immigrants are coming to Canada each year today where are the largest numbers of immigrants coming into Canada from use the internet to research
Almost 500k people are coming each year most are Asia
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Between 1932 to 1945 immigrant was halted why 164
World war 2 and the great depression
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Why is community so important to most Canadian immigrants use your own knowledge to answer this questions
So they have a group of people who can relate to the things they went through and these traditions
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What type of immigrant is Canada looking for today
Young healthy skilled immigrant who some money or who are willing to work
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Work remix of Candace immigrants and refugee protection act
Protecting refuges contributing to economy and reuniting families
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Barrier
Something that prevents someone from migrating
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Something that prevents someone from migrating I
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Between 1930 to 1945 immigrant was halted
World war II in the Great depression
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What type of immigrant is Canada looking for today
Young healthy skilled immigrants with some money or who are willing to work
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What are three main aims of Canada immigration and refuges protection act
Protecting refuges contributing to economy and reuniting families
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Barrier
Something that prevents someone from migrating
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Entry visa
A document that legally allows you to migrate
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Policy
Gor laws that may create a barrier to immigration
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Point system
An assessment used to evaluate potential immigrants
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Accessible
When a person is able to gain an energy somewhere