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What is migration?

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The movement of people into (immigration) or out of (emigration) a region, country, or area.

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What is the most common worldwide migration pattern?

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The most common worldwide movement is from rural to urban areas in LEDCs.

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What type of migration occurs mostly in MEDCs?

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Urban to rural migrations sometimes occur, mostly in MEDCs.

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How is population growth calculated?

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Population growth is calculated as (birth rate + immigration) - (death rate + emigration).

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What does it mean to emigrate?

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To emigrate means to leave your home country.

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What does it mean to immigrate?

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To immigrate means to enter another country.

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What are push factors in migration?

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Negative factors that encourage people to move FROM an area, such as war, drought, economic reasons, poor quality of life, natural disasters, desertification, and bad climate.

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What are pull factors in migration?

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Positive factors that attract people TO an area, such as good transportation, food supplies, well-paid jobs, better quality of life, education, healthcare, and climate.

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