1
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Name the 4 types of migration?
A
Voluntarily.
Permanent.
Forced.
Temporary.
2
Q
What is permanent migration?
A
People who move and don’t return home.
3
Q
What is forced migration?
A
People who are forced to leave their country.
Or they will face extreme hardship or death.
4
Q
What is voluntary migration?
A
People who choose to move for better jobs, higher wages.
5
Q
What is temporary migration?
A
Not permanent.
Usually go for a season.
Eg pick strawberries.
6
Q
Give an example of permanent migration?
A
Caribbean migrated to the UK in the 1950/60s.
7
Q
What are people who are forced to move called?
A
Refugees.
8
Q
What are voluntary migrants called?
A
Economic migrants.
Geography - Population
flashcards
Decks in class (30)
# Cards
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Population Growth23
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Population Growth and Structure30
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Managing Rapid Population Growth23
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Managing Population Growth - Case Studies33
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Managing Ageing Populations30
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Ageing Population - Case Study42
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Population Movements31
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Migration Within and To the EU38
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Demographic Transition Model4
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Population Pyramids6
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Population Distribution19
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China's One Child Policy16
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Changes to The One Child Policy3
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Rural to Urban Migration14
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Migration8
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A non-birth Control Programme Kerala, India.15
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Stages of the Demographic Transition Model20
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Agriculture and Population Growth8
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How Ageing population is a problem11
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Population Growth in LEDCs7
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Population Growth in MEDCs2
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Pro-Natalist Policy In France14
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Local Population Characteristics3
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Global Population Growth10
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Stage 1 of the Demographic Transition Model7
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Stage 2 of the Demographic Transition Model.6
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Stage 3 of the Demographic Transition Model4
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Stage 4 of the Demographic Transition Model6
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Stage 5 of the Demographic Transition Model4
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Managing population growth - Indonesia0
