CHapter 3 test corrections
Limited the number of people who could immigrate to the U.S from each country during a 1 year period (Quota Laws)Part 1:
01. T | The three major kinds of push factors are cultural, economic, and environmental.
22. A | Early migrants moved primarily because of economic reasons.
25. A | The highest rates of immigration are to some middle eastern countries.
29. B | Europe from Africa is not presently one of the three largest flows of migration.
31. B | The United States received a low number of immigrants from Sudan.
32. B | Most migrants that came to the US from 1840-1850 were from Ireland and Germany.
33. B | Mobility is the ability to move from one place to another.
34. A | The India government limited migration and this is an example of government limiting migration.
35. A | Europeans migrated to the US primarily because of economic pull factors.
36. C | Norwegians were most likely to immigrate to the US in the 1880s to 1890s.
41. C | In the 1840's millions of Irish immigrated to the US because of economic reasons.
42. A | The refugees from Vietnam were called Boat People.
44. A | Ellis island was the subject of a territorial dispute between New York and New Jersey
47. D | Migration from Europe to the US increased in the 1800 because of a rapid increase in the crude death rate.
51. C | Most migrants from Europe that came to the US came from south - east Europe.
53. E | Most intraregional migration is rural to urban.
54. C | Counter urbanization is migration to rural areas and small towns.
57. B | Mexico provides the most immigrants to the US.
58. D | Most people migrate occurs intraregionaly.
Part 2: Notes
Part 3:
01. The biggest pull factor for the United States is economic opportunities. The other two factors , cultural and environmental, are not as strong of a pull factor.
02. Most of these people come to the United States for economic reasons.
03. During the 1980's Mexico provided the largest number of immigrants.
04. After 1900 most of the immigrants from Europe to the US were from Central and Eastern Europe.
05. The three main types of push and pull factors are environmental, cultural, and economic.
06. This law limited the number of people who could legally immigrate to the US by setting quotes on how many people could come to the US per country (Quota Laws). It limited the number of people that could enter the US based on what percent of the population was that ethnicity.
07. People move from urbane centers to suburbs around them.
08. Ireland and Germany sent 75% of the immigrants to the united states in the 1840s.
09. Urbanization is the movement from rural farms to urbane cities.
10. In the 1980s Mexico provided the largest number of illegal immigrants.
Part 4:
Question: List the major push and pull factors in migration and give examples of each.
The major push and pull factors of migration are economical, cultural, and environmental. A pull factor is something that makes people want to immigrate to place while a push factor is something that makes people want to emigrate from a place. An economic push/pull factor means that people want go to place because of financial reason; Mexicans immigrate to the US because of economic pull factors. A cultural push/pull means that people might want to leave or go to a place because of cultural reasons these include war, persecution , bias, ect. An examples of a cultural push factor is when Hitler was killing the Jews so they wanted to leave Germany for cultural reasons. The last type of push/pull factor is an environmental factor. Some environmental push/pull factors include weather, temperature, humidity, storms, ect. Colorado has an environmental pull because of its nice weather. To sum things up, the three main reasons people migrate are economical, cultural, and environmental.
01. T | The three major kinds of push factors are cultural, economic, and environmental.
22. A | Early migrants moved primarily because of economic reasons.
25. A | The highest rates of immigration are to some middle eastern countries.
29. B | Europe from Africa is not presently one of the three largest flows of migration.
31. B | The United States received a low number of immigrants from Sudan.
32. B | Most migrants that came to the US from 1840-1850 were from Ireland and Germany.
33. B | Mobility is the ability to move from one place to another.
34. A | The India government limited migration and this is an example of government limiting migration.
35. A | Europeans migrated to the US primarily because of economic pull factors.
36. C | Norwegians were most likely to immigrate to the US in the 1880s to 1890s.
41. C | In the 1840's millions of Irish immigrated to the US because of economic reasons.
42. A | The refugees from Vietnam were called Boat People.
44. A | Ellis island was the subject of a territorial dispute between New York and New Jersey
47. D | Migration from Europe to the US increased in the 1800 because of a rapid increase in the crude death rate.
51. C | Most migrants from Europe that came to the US came from south - east Europe.
53. E | Most intraregional migration is rural to urban.
54. C | Counter urbanization is migration to rural areas and small towns.
57. B | Mexico provides the most immigrants to the US.
58. D | Most people migrate occurs intraregionaly.
Part 2: Notes
Part 3:
01. The biggest pull factor for the United States is economic opportunities. The other two factors , cultural and environmental, are not as strong of a pull factor.
02. Most of these people come to the United States for economic reasons.
03. During the 1980's Mexico provided the largest number of immigrants.
04. After 1900 most of the immigrants from Europe to the US were from Central and Eastern Europe.
05. The three main types of push and pull factors are environmental, cultural, and economic.
06. This law limited the number of people who could legally immigrate to the US by setting quotes on how many people could come to the US per country (Quota Laws). It limited the number of people that could enter the US based on what percent of the population was that ethnicity.
07. People move from urbane centers to suburbs around them.
08. Ireland and Germany sent 75% of the immigrants to the united states in the 1840s.
09. Urbanization is the movement from rural farms to urbane cities.
10. In the 1980s Mexico provided the largest number of illegal immigrants.
Part 4:
Question: List the major push and pull factors in migration and give examples of each.
The major push and pull factors of migration are economical, cultural, and environmental. A pull factor is something that makes people want to immigrate to place while a push factor is something that makes people want to emigrate from a place. An economic push/pull factor means that people want go to place because of financial reason; Mexicans immigrate to the US because of economic pull factors. A cultural push/pull means that people might want to leave or go to a place because of cultural reasons these include war, persecution , bias, ect. An examples of a cultural push factor is when Hitler was killing the Jews so they wanted to leave Germany for cultural reasons. The last type of push/pull factor is an environmental factor. Some environmental push/pull factors include weather, temperature, humidity, storms, ect. Colorado has an environmental pull because of its nice weather. To sum things up, the three main reasons people migrate are economical, cultural, and environmental.