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4.4 and 4.7
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- 11) Define immigration1) The process of moving into a country
- 22) Define emigration2) The process of moving out of a country
- 33) Define international migration3) Movement of people from one country to another with the intention of staying there for at least a year.
- 44) Define national migration4) The permanent movement (for at least one year) of people from one area of a country to another
- 55) One cause of international migration is to seek better jobs and living standards. Many migrants have come from Eastern European countries since 2000. Identify the Eastern European countries.5) Poland, Latvia and Estonia
- 66) The majority of migrants are young. What percentage of migrants are aged 18-35?6) 60%
- 77) Elderly people have left Birmingham to retire to different part of the UK. Identify an area they have moved to.7) Cornwall
- 88) In 2012-2015 many people fleeing fighting migrated to Birmingham. Which countries did they leave?8) Syria and Afghanistan
- 99) Many people migrate to Birmingham to attend universities. How many universities and students are there in Birmingham.9) Five and 78,000
- 1010) What part of the city do most international migrants moved to?10) inner city
- 1111) Give an example of an area in Birmingham with a high proportion of migrants.11) Sparkbrook
- 1212) Migration impacts on the age structure of Birmingham. The percentage of people aged 20-35 is higher than the national average What is the percentage?12) 66%
- 1313) Identify a positive impact of the change in age structure.13) large pool of labour
- 1414) Identify a negative impact of the change in age structure.14) High unemployment
- 1515) Migration impacts the ethnicity of the area. What percentage of Birmingham’s population are from ethnic groups other than white?15) 52%
- 1616) Identify a positive impact of the change in ethnicity.16) Increased diversity of culture
- 1717) Identify a negative impact of the change in ethnicity.17) segregation
- 1818) More houses are needed due to the increase in migrants. How much in the housing demand increase by in 2015?18) 5000
- 1919) Identify a positive impact of the change in the demand for housing.19) More construction jobs
- 2020) Identify a negative impact of the change in the demand for housing.20) house prices increase
- 2121) How has migration affected the age structure of Mexico City?21) Increase in the number of younger people living in the city
- 2222) Identify a positive impact on Mexico City of this age structure22) There is an increased pool of labour
- 2323) Identify a negative impact on Mexico City of this age structure23) high unemployment
- 2424) Migrants from the countryside are often forced to live in illegally built homes out of waste materials. These are called24) squatter settlements
- 2525) What percentage of homes in Mexico City do not have an internal water supply?25) nearly 60%
- 2626) Migration causes an increase pressure on services in Mexico City. The city generates 13,000 tonnes of rubbish every day. How much of it is collected?26) 9,000 tonnes
- 2727) What is the name of the richest borough in Mexico City?27) Benito Juarez
- 2828) What is the name of the poorest borough in Mexico City?28) Milpa Alta
- 2929) How much greater are average incomes in the richest borough compared to the poorest borough in Mexico City?29) 13 times greater
- 3030) How many years of school would the poorest 10% of children in Mexico City expect to attend?30) 2
- 3131) How many years of school would the richest 10% of children in Mexico City expect to attend?31) 12
- 3232) Why can a lack of education lead to inequality?32) Children are forced to grow up quickly and it restricts their future job opportunities.
- 3333) Poorer and wealthy areas of Mexico City can be very unequal in access to services such as healthcare and clean piped water. What areas would you expect to have the best healthcare and clean water?33) wealthy
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