Geography: Migration

4. In 2020, 281 million of the 7.8 billion people on Earth were NOT living here?
5. An environmental or political figure that hinders migration.
12. Which region saw the largest number of immigrants between 2000 and today?
13. What country do people migrate to the most?
14. What country is the same as the U.S. example of interregional migration?
15. What is the principal type of interregional migration?
16. A person who is forced to migrate to another country to avoid armed conflict.
18. What is it called when migrants transfer money back to their people in the country they migrated from?
20. People immigrating out of urban areas they immigrated into rural areas.
22. Due to a "removal" act in 1880, these people were forced to migrate here in the United States.

1. Modern technology and increased development in rural areas can do this to migration.
2. In the 1880s, these two continents began to see a large increase in migration from rural areas to cities.
3. Distance, characteristics, and reasons are the three groups of principles of this 19th century geographer.
5. What are the two principle scales of migration?
6. What two countries to people migrate from the most?
7. Restructuring, such as the decline in manufacturing and increased services are this type of reason for migration.
8. The opening of this was the most prominent example of interregional migration in the U.S. in the 1800s.
9. The difference between the number of immigrants and the number of emigrants is known as what?
10. What type of migration can be described as urban to suburban?
11. When you move to another spot inside that same country is known as what type of migration?
17. The #1 reason why people migrate is to find this.
19. In the 19th century, 90% of immigrants to the United States came from here.
21. International migration is most common in countries at what stage of the demographic transition model?
23. 30% of the world's migrants live here.