Chapter 3: Migration
1. Emigrants are people who
A) tend to experience high crude death rates
B) leave
C) come
D) often are terrorists
2. Which of the following events would be considered a migration pull factor? 
A) flooding of a river 
B) opening of a new factory 
C) civil war 
D) revolutionary takeover of a government 
3. Regional migration within China has resulted in massive counterurbanization.
A) True 
B) False 
4. According to Ravenstein, most moves are across relatively long distances 
A) True 
B) False 
5. More people were moving within the U.S. in 2010 than in 1995
A) True 
B) False 
6. The Schengen Area of Europe refers to 
A) countries where marijuana is legalized. 
B) those countries with strictly controlled borders 
C) those countries allowing free movement into and out of other member countries. 
D) eastern Europe 
7. People who move to specific locations because they have relatives or members of the same nationality there are engaged in 
A) step migration
B) international migration
C) labor migration
D) chain migration
D) 15.2 million
8. During the most recent phase of immigration to the U.S. most immigrants have been coming from 
A) Asia and Latin America
B) Africa
C) the Caribbean
D) the Islamic world
9. The world's first human migration originated in
A) West Africa
B) Western Europe
C) Russia
D) East Africa
10. Money sent home by overseas workers is referred to as
A) exports
B) global capital
C) remittances
D) capital seepage