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    Population migration can be voluntary or involuntary. An internal migrant moves within their country while an international migrant moves between countries. Migrants leaving a country are called emigrants and those entering are called immigrants. There are several types of migrants including asylum seekers, refugees, illegal immigrants, and economic migrants. Factors that push people to migrate include lack of resources, unemployment, and conflict, while factors that pull people include opportunities for work, education, and improved living conditions. Significant obstacles to international migration include cultural and linguistic differences as well as financial and legal barriers, while internal migration faces fewer obstacles but language accents can still intervene.

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    Population migration can be voluntary or involuntary. An internal migrant moves within their country while an international migrant moves between countries. Migrants leaving a country are called emigrants and those entering are called immigrants. There are several types of migrants including asylum seekers, refugees, illegal immigrants, and economic migrants. Factors that push people to migrate include lack of resources, unemployment, and conflict, while factors that pull people include opportunities for work, education, and improved living conditions. Significant obstacles to international migration include cultural and linguistic differences as well as financial and legal barriers, while internal migration faces fewer obstacles but language accents can still intervene.

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    Population migration can be voluntary or involuntary. An internal migrant moves within their country while an international migrant moves between countries. Migrants leaving a country are called emigrants and those entering are called immigrants. There are several types of migrants including asylum seekers, refugees, illegal immigrants, and economic migrants. Factors that push people to migrate include lack of resources, unemployment, and conflict, while factors that pull people include opportunities for work, education, and improved living conditions. Significant obstacles to international migration include cultural and linguistic differences as well as financial and legal barriers, while internal migration faces fewer obstacles but language accents can still intervene.

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    Population Migration

    Task 1

    A. move from one country, place, or locality to another.


    B. Voluntary migration is migration of your own choice. Involuntary migration is
    when you are forced to move
    An internal migrant is someone who moves to a different administrative territory. An
    international migrant is someone who moves to a different country.
    C. Migrants who move out of a country are called emigrants. Migrants who move into
    a country are called immigrants.

    Task 2

    A&B
    Type of migrant Definition Example
    Asylum seeker A person who leaves their South Africa: a long-
    country of origin for fear awaited policy on
    of persecution. They have economic migrants
    asked for permission to
    stay in another country and
    are waiting for a decision
    on this.
    Refugee A person who leaves their Cubans still illegally
    country of origin in fear of entering USA through
    their lives. They run away Mexico
    often with no idea where
    they will end up and with
    no permission to stay in
    another country.
    Illegal immigrant A person who enters a Rudd will send boat
    country to live and work people to ‘harsh’ Papua
    there without permission. New Guinea centre
    Economic migrant A person who moves to Syrian refugees left to fend
    live and work in a different for themselves in freezing
    country for at least a year cold
    Internal migrant A person who moves to Petra’s moving to another
    live or work in a different city
    place within the same
    country

    c. Skip
    D. I was born at Kubar where there is only villages. When I was twelve, I moved to
    Balikpapan.
    TASK 3
    PUSH PULL
    Physical factors Few doctors/clinics, poor More doctors/hospitals,
    water suply water suply, more reliable
    food supply
    Economic factors Unemployment, Low paid Work, better paid jobs,
    jobs, no electrixity, crop higher education,
    failure electricity supply
    Social factors Farm too small, few Join family, better
    school, poor hosuing/shelter, more
    housing/shelter, few reliable transport, better
    school, natural disaster, entertainment, Chance to
    Harsh climate, poor improve
    transport
    Political factors Civil war, persecution, Safer, freedom of speech,
    Safety bright lights/word of
    mouth

    TASK 4

    A. Intervening obstacles for international migration is Linguistic and cultural


    differences, housing transaction costs and a lack of portability of pension rights across
    countries and intervening obstacle for internal migration is language accent
    B. The main intervening obstacle is the sea crossing
    C. Because the boats sank

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