Unit 3 and 4 Flashcards

1
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A permanent move to a new location

A

Migration

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2
Q

Covering all types of movement from one place to another

A

Mobility

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3
Q

Daily, regular basic movements

A

Circulation

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4
Q

Migration from a location

A

Emigration

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5
Q

Migration to a location

A

Immigration

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6
Q

The difference in numbers between immigrants and the number of emigrants

A

Net migration

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7
Q

A permanent move from one country to another

A

International migration

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8
Q

Changes in a society comparable to those in the demographic transition.

A

Migration translation (Migration Transition Model)

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9
Q

The migrant has choose to move

A

Voluntary migration

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10
Q

The migrant has been compelled to move

A

Forced migration

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11
Q

A permanent move within the same country

A

Internal migration

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12
Q

Is movement from one region of a country to another

A

Interregional migration

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13
Q

Is movement within one region

A

Intraregional migration

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14
Q

Urban-to-rural

A

Counter urbanization

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15
Q

Induces people to move out of their current or present location. Induces people to move to a new location.

A

Push and Pull factors

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16
Q

Has been forced to migrate due to some sort of violence.

A

Refugee

17
Q

Has been forced to migrate for political reasons.

A

Internal displayed person (IDP)

18
Q

Someone who moves to another country and hopes to be recognized as a refugee.

A

Asylum seeker

19
Q

Land to a desert like condition typically due to human actions.

A

Desertification

20
Q

An environmental or political feature that hinders migration.

A

Intervening obstacle

21
Q

The transfer of money by workers to people in the country from which they emigration from.

A

Remittance

22
Q

Term preferred by academic observers.

A

Unauthorized immigrants

23
Q

Maximum limits on the number of people who could immigrate to the U.S during a one year period

A

Quotas

24
Q

A large scale emigration by talented people

A

Brain drain

25
Q

The migration of people to a specific location because relatives previously migrated there.

A

Chain migration

26
Q

Where immigrates from poorer countries were allowed to immigrant temporarily to get jobs.

A

Guest worker

27
Q

A temporary movement of a migrant worker between home and host country to seek employment

A

Circular migration

28
Q

A feature that causes a migrant to choose another destination other than his home country

A

Intervening opportunity

29
Q

The associations and uses that have a sense of history for a specific place

A

Cultural landscape

30
Q

Communities where a distinct culture is

A

Ethnic neighborhoods or enclaves

31
Q

The migration from city to village or village to farm

A

Step migration

32
Q

Rural-to-urban

A

Urbanization

33
Q

Urban-to-suburban

A

Suburbanization

34
Q

This happened around the industrial revolution. People move mostly for economic advancement.

A

Rural-to-urban