Exam 11: Population and Migration

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Most developing countries have low population growth rates, and generally have little differences in income.

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Thomas Malthus argued that because population increases by a geometrical ratio and food supplies increase by an arithmetical ratio, the world would have high rates of population growth and suffer from poverty and starvation.

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The _____________ program established agreements between the United States and Mexico in order to facilitate the temporary migration of Mexican workers.

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The movement of people from their native country to another country before arriving in the specific country they want to migrate to is known as __________ migration.

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The main concern for population growth is that the world's population has been decreasing.

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The maximum number of humans or animals that can survive within a given area is known as

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_____________ is the French policy that allows many people from its colonies to become residents of France.

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Encouraging immigration would help countries with aging populations.

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Refugees who try to gain permanent residence in the country to which they fled are known as

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A growing dependency on immigrant workers is occurring in many countries because of

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The rate at which the population remains relatively stable is the _______________.

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Migration has accompanied each wave of globalization.

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_____________ are cities that are inhabited by enough migrants to make them have an international scope and appeal.

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In what way do remittances help strengthen the ties between economies and people? Do you think remittances are a positive thing?

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The ______________ was designed to preserve the ethnic or national composition of the United States as it was in 1920.

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__________________ refers to the maximum number of humans or animals a given area can support without creating irreversible destruction to the environment.

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Population pressures often result in military conflict.

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Demographic disparities among countries generally influence the distribution of economic, military, and political power among states.

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One who travels to a foreign country, often to become a permanent resident, is a(n)__________.
refugee
The movement of people to one country on the way to another is known as _________________.
immigrant
______________ is the migration of highly educated, skilled, and trained people from one country to another.
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One who travels to a foreign country, often to become a permanent resident, is a(n)__________.
refugee
The movement of people to one country on the way to another is known as _________________.
immigrant
______________ is the migration of highly educated, skilled, and trained people from one country to another.
migrant
A person who moves from one country or area to another country or location is referred to as a(n)___________________.
transit migration
A migrant who lives outside their country of origin and is unwilling or unable to return is a(n)_____________.
brain drain
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Some countries, including the United States, favor selective ___________________ (i.e., the military invasion of a country)to prevent or diminish human rights abuses that drive people away from their homes.

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