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1 Chapter 3: Migration Introducing: Migration (p.78) migration mobility circulation net migration Key Issue 1: Where Are Migrants Distributed? ecumene migration “laws” Wilbur Zelinsky Table 3-1 Distance of Migration international and Internal Migration Voluntary migration Forced migration Interregional migration Intraregional migration Figure 3.4 International Migration Patterns

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Page 1: Key Issue 1: Where Are Migrants Distributed? · PDF file3 Chapter 3: Migration • Figure 3-8 Key Issue 2: Where Do People Migrate within a Country? • Interregional Migration •

�1 Chapter 3: Migration

Introducing: Migration (p.78)

• migration

• mobility

• circulation

• net migration

Key Issue 1: Where Are Migrants Distributed?

• ecumene

• migration “laws”

• Wilbur Zelinsky

• Table 3-1

• Distance of Migration

• international and Internal Migration

• Voluntary migration

• Forced migration

• Interregional migration

• Intraregional migration

• Figure 3.4

• International Migration Patterns

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�2 Chapter 3: Migration

• Figure 3-6

• global patterns

• U.S. Immigration Patterns

• U.S. Immigration: Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries

• Europe

• Sub-Saharan Africa

• U.S. Immigration: Mid-Nineteenth to Early Twentieth Century

• 1840’s

• 1870’s

• 1880’s 1905-14

• Germany

• U.S. Immigration: Late Twentieth to Early Twenty-First Century

• Asia

• Latin America

• Mexico

• Reason for Immigration…

• USA has changed…

• Figure 3-7 (IMPORTANT)

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�3 Chapter 3: Migration

• Figure 3-8

Key Issue 2: Where Do People Migrate within a Country?

• Interregional Migration

• Figure 3-9

• Migration Between Regions of the United States

• Changing Center of Population

• 1790: Hugging the coast.

• 1800-1840: Crossing the Appalachians

• 1850-1890: Rushing to the gold

• 1900-1940: Filling in the Great Plains

• 1950-2010: Moving South

• Figure 3-10

• Migration Between Regions in the World’s Larges Country

• Figure 3-11

• Trail of Tears

• Figure 3-14

• Immigration Between Regions in other Large Countries

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• Canada

• China

• Brazil

• Figure 3-16

• Figure 3-17

• Figure 3-18

• Intraregional Migration

• Migration from Rural to Urban Areas

• Migration from Urban to Suburban Areas

• Figure 3-22

• Figure 3-23

• Figure 3-24

Key Issue 3: Why Do People Migrate?

• push factor

• pull factor

• Reasons for Migrating

• Political Push and Pull Factors

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• refugee

• IDP

• asylum seeker

• UN

• Afghanistan

• Environmental Push and Pull Factors

• Figure 3-25

• Migrating to Find Work

• Economic Push and Pull Factors

• Europe’s Migrant Workers

• Figure 3-28

• Figure 3-30

• Asia’s Migrant Workers

• China

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• Southwest Asia

• Figure 3-29 and 3-31

Key Issue 4: Why Do Migrants Face Obstacles?

• intervening obstacle

• transportation improvements

• Controlling Migration

• U.S. Quota Laws

• 1924

• 1965

• 1978

• 1990

• Family reunification

• Skilled workers

• Diversity

• brain drain

• Claiming Ellis Island

• Unauthorized Immigration

• Characteristics of Unauthorized Immigrants

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• Source Country

• Children

• Years in the United States

• Figure 3-24

• Labor Force

• Distribution

• Mexico’s Border with the Untied States

• Figure 3-35

• Figure 3-36

• Figure 3-37

• Figure 3-38

• Figure 3-39

• Attitudes toward Immigrants

• Characteristics of Migrants

• Gender of Migrants

• Age and Education of Migrants

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�8 Chapter 3: Migration

• Immigration Concerns in the United States

• Border patrols

• Workplace

• Civil rights

• Local initiatives

• Arizona

• …what to call the group of immigrants

• opposition

• Figure 3-42

• Immigration Concerns in Europe

• Sources of European Immigration

• Opponents of Immigration

• Figure 3-43

• European as Emigrants