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Chapter 3 Clickers The Cultural Landscape Eleventh Edition Migration © 2014 Pearson Education, Inc. John Conley Saddleback College
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Chapter 3 Clickers
The Cultural LandscapeEleventh Edition
Migration
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John Conley
Saddleback College
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a) Sub-Saharan Africa.b) Eastern Europe.c) Central America.d) Iberia.e) Southeast Asia.
The largest number of internal refugees are found in
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a) Sub-Saharan Africa.b) Eastern Europe.c) Central America.d) Iberia.e) Southeast Asia.
The largest number of internal refugees are found in
Explanation:Figure 3-25 graphically portrays the magnitude of internal displacement in Africa.
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a) Southeast Asiab) West Africac) Siberiad) South Americae) Middle East and Southwest Asia
Which region has the greatest number of international refugees?
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a) Southeast Asiab) West Africac) Siberiad) South Americae) Middle East and Southwest Asia
Which region has the greatest number of international refugees?
Explanation:FIGURE 3-25 graphically portrays the magnitude of international displacement in Palestine and Afghanistan.
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a) international migration.b) intraregional migration.c) interregional migration.d) forced migration.e) net migration.
Moving from San Francisco to Iowa would be considered
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a) international migration.b) intraregional migration.c) interregional migration.d) forced migration.e) net migration.
Moving from San Francisco to Iowa would be considered
Explanation:Moving from one region to another—the West Coast to the Midwest—is an interregional migration.
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a) North America.b) South America.c) Africa.d) Asia.e) Europe.
Globally, the largest source of international migrants is
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a) North America.b) South America.c) Africa.d) Asia.e) Europe.
Globally, the largest source of international migrants is
Explanation:Asia sends the largest number of migrants globally. The flow of migrants is predominantly from less-developed countries to Europe and North America.
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a) Australia.b) China. c) Germany.d) Japan.e) the United States.
Globally, the most likely destination of international migrants is
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a) Australia.b) China. c) Germany.d) Japan.e) the United States.
Globally, the most likely destination of international migrants is
Explanation:The United States attracts the majority of immigrants. Other destinations include: Australia, Canada, France, and Germany.
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a) 1880sb) 1930sc) 1950sd) 1970se) 1990s
In which decade was immigration into the United States the lowest?
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a) 1880sb) 1930sc) 1950sd) 1970se) 1990s
In which decade was immigration into the United States the lowest?
Explanation:Immigration to the United States declined due to restrictive legislation and the global economic depression.
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a) Chinab) Indiac) Japand) Philippinese) South Korea
Which country has been the largest source of immigrants from Asia to the United States over the last two decades?
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a) Chinab) Indiac) Japand) Philippinese) South Korea
Which country has been the largest source of immigrants from Asia to the United States over the last two decades?
Explanation:India has sent 65,000 immigrants to the United States.
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a) Canada.b) Caribbean.c) China.d) Germany.e) Mexico.
The greatest number of undocumented immigrants in the United States come from
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a) Canada.b) Caribbean.c) China.d) Germany.e) Mexico.
The greatest number of undocumented immigrants in the United States come from
Explanation:It is estimated that 9.3 million undocumented individuals entered the U.S. in 2007. 5.3 million were from Mexico.
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a) economic pull factors; environmental push factorsb) environmental push factors; cultural pull factors c) cultural pull factors; environmental push factorsd) economic pull factors; cultural push factorse) economic push factors; environmental pull factors
People in the Soviet Union voluntarily migrated to the Far North because of _________, but many of the migrants left the Far North less than a year later because of _____________.
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a) economic pull factors; environmental push factorsb) environmental push factors; cultural pull factors c) cultural pull factors; environmental push factorsd) economic pull factors; cultural push factorse) economic push factors; environmental pull factors
People in the Soviet Union voluntarily migrated to the Far North because of _________, but many of the migrants left the Far North less than a year later because of _____________.
Explanation:High wages enticed people to move and the long, cold winters made them want to return home.
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a) 1810sb) 1830sc) 1850sd) 1920se) 1950s
Which decade witnessed the least movement of the United States’ center of population?
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a) 1810sb) 1830sc) 1850sd) 1920se) 1950s
Which decade witnessed the least movement of the United States’ center of population?
Explanation:Restrictive immigration legislation and the onset of the Great Depression resulted in fewer people moving west than in previous decades.
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a) 1950sb) 1960sc) 1970sd) 1980se) 1990s
In which decade has the lowest percentage of Americans moved?
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a) 1950sb) 1960sc) 1970sd) 1980se) 1990s
In which decade has the lowest percentage of Americans moved?
Explanation:Americans are choosing to move less these days because more Americans are homeowners and fewer families have only a single income.
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a) Northeast and Midwestb) Northeast and Westc) Midwest and Southd) South and Northeaste) South and West
Which two regions of the country have had the most out-migration in the last 30 years?
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a) Northeast and Midwestb) Northeast and Westc) Midwest and Southd) South and Northeaste) South and West
Which two regions of the country have had the most out-migration in the last 30 years?
Explanation:A lot of people have left the “rust belt” and relocated to the “sun belt.”
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