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17 Cards in this Set
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Accessible |
in terms of migration, when a person is able to gain entry to a desired destination |
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Pull Factor |
social, political, economic, and environmental forces that draw people from where they are living to a new country |
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Chain Migration |
1. refers to the social process by which immigrants from a particular city or neighbourhood
2. a large number of "family class" migrants |
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Point Systems |
an assessment system used to evaluate potential immigrants |
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Refugees |
people who flee to a foreign country for safety from political upheaval or war |
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Push Factor |
social, political, economic, and environmental forces that drive a person away from a certain country. |
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Guest Worker |
a person who works temporarily in a foreign country |
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Entry Visa |
a document that grants a person the legal right to immigrate to a country |
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Formula for Natural Increase |
Birth rate - Death rate = natural increase |
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Formula for Net Migration |
Immigration - Emigration = Net migration |
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Formula for Population Change |
Natural Increase + Net Migration = population change |
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Head Tax |
used to limit African migration in Canada |
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Irish Immigration |
-occurred because the potato crop failed -made main basis of Irish people in North America -Thousands immigrating to North America |
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Genocide |
systematic profiling based on race or religion |
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Barriers to Migration |
physical, financial, legal, emotional, political |
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Push and Pull Factors |
social, political, economic, environmental |
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Darfur conflict from 2003-2007 |
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