Population and Migration (1.3)
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- Q1What is the impact of migration on sending countries?It can result in brain drain and hinder economic developmentIt can lead to slow population growthIt can cause social and economic tensions and strain public servicesIt can provide a source of remittances, or money sent back to the home country by migrants working abroad30s
- Q2What is the pre-industrial stage of demographic transition characterized by?Declining death rates due to improvements in healthcare and sanitationDeclining birth rates due to changes in social and economic conditionsHigh birth and death rates resulting in slow population growthLow birth and death rates resulting in rapid population growth30s
- Q3What are the four stages of demographic transition?Birth rates and death ratesPush factors and pull factorsPre-industrial, transitional, industrial, and post-industrialInternal migration and international migration30s
- Q4What is the impact of migration on receiving countries?It can result in slow population growthIt can provide a source of labor and talent, and can contribute to cultural diversityIt can lead to brain drain and hinder economic developmentIt can cause social and economic tensions and strain public services30s
- Q5What is brain drain?The movement of people from one place to anotherThe decline in birth and death rates over timeThe increase in the number of individuals in a population over timeThe loss of skilled workers from the home country30s
- Q6What are the two main types of migration?Push factors and pull factorsInternal migration and international migrationPopulation growth and demographic transitionBirth rates and death rates30s
- Q7What are pull factors in migration?The decline in birth and death rates over timeThe reasons why people move to a new locationThe increase in the number of individuals in a population over timeThe movement of people from one place to another30s
- Q8What are push factors in migration?The decline in birth and death rates over timeThe reasons why people leave their homesThe movement of people from one place to anotherThe increase in the number of individuals in a population over time30s
- Q9What is demographic transition?The movement of people from one place to anotherThe process of change in a population's birth and death rates over timeThe decline in birth and death rates over timeThe reasons why people leave their homes30s
- Q10What is population growth?The movement of people from one place to anotherThe reasons why people leave their homesThe increase in the number of individuals in a population over timeThe decline in birth and death rates over time30s
- Q11Which type of migration refers to the movement of people within a country?Population GrowthInternational MigrationDemographic TransitionInternal Migration30s
- Q12What is the term used to describe the loss of skilled workers from the home country?Demographic TransitionPull FactorsMigration PatternsBrain Drain30s
- Q13Which stage of demographic transition is characterized by slow population growth due to high birth and death rates?Post-industrialTransitionalIndustrialPre-industrial30s
- Q14What are the reasons why people move to a new location known as?Sending CountriesPush FactorsPull FactorsMigration Patterns30s
- Q15What are the factors that shape human geography by influencing population patterns and migration trends?Remittances and brain drainDemographic transition and push factorsPopulation growth and migrationCultural diversity and economic development30s