Migration Flashcards

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What is migration?

A

Movement of people from one place to another for various reasons.

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What organization defines migration?

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The International Organization for Migration (IOM).

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3
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What are the two main types of migration?

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  • Internal Migration
  • International Migration
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What is internal migration?

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Movement within a country.

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What is international migration?

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Movement across national borders.

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What are the two categories of migration based on choice?

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  • Voluntary Migration
  • Forced Migration
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What are economic reasons for migration?

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Job opportunities and better living conditions.

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What political reasons might cause migration?

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War, persecution, and instability.

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9
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What environmental reasons can lead to migration?

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Natural disasters and climate change.

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What social reasons drive people to migrate?

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Family reunification and better education.

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What are some positive impacts of migration?

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  • Economic growth in host countries
  • Cultural diversity and exchange
  • Improved quality of life for migrants
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What are some negative impacts of migration?

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  • Overpopulation in urban areas
  • Loss of skilled workers in source countries
  • Social tensions between locals and migrants
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13
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What is a territorial dispute?

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When two or more countries claim ownership over a particular area.

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14
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What are the types of boundaries?

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  • Physical Boundaries
  • Political Boundaries
  • Cultural Boundaries
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What are physical boundaries?

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Mountains, rivers, and oceans.

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What defines political boundaries?

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Borders defined by governments.

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What defines cultural boundaries?

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Regions based on language, religion, or ethnicity.

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What are historical claims in territorial disputes?

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Colonial legacies and past agreements.

19
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What natural resources can cause territorial disputes?

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Oil, water, and minerals.

20
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What strategic locations can lead to territorial disputes?

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Control over trade routes.

21
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What conflicts arise from ethnic and national identity?

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Disputed ethnic regions.

22
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What is a famous territorial dispute involving multiple countries claiming the same area?

A

South China Sea Dispute.

23
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What ongoing dispute involves land rights between Israel and Palestine?

A

Israel-Palestine Conflict.

24
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What is the border conflict between India and Pakistan about?

A

Control of Kashmir.

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What conflict involves the annexation of Crimea?
Russia-Ukraine Conflict.
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How do wars and conflicts over land affect migration?
They force people to migrate.
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How can climate change-induced migration lead to disputes?
It can lead to new disputes over resources.
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What increases refugee crises in disputed regions?
Political instability.
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What is a possible solution to migration and territorial disputes?
* International Cooperation * Economic Development * Conflict Resolution Strategies * Border Management & Policies
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What is an example of a conflict resolution strategy?
Mediation by international organizations (e.g., UN).
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What is necessary for solutions to migration and territorial disputes?
International diplomacy and cooperation.
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What drives migration according to the summary?
Economic, political, environmental, and social factors.
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What causes territorial disputes as per the summary?
Historical claims, resources, and strategic locations.
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What real-world disputes affect global politics?
* South China Sea * Kashmir