Asked by Kim Namjoon

Which of the following is an example of a pull factor?

A. better jobs

B. harsh climate

C. poverty ~

D. war
Answered by Writeacher
Define pull factor. Then rethink.
Answered by SlagDino
GEO Migration

1. Increased housing opportunities
2. Migration that occurs when people follow fellow citizens to another location
3. People begin to have more similar lifestyles
Answered by potato
SlagDino is 100% correct
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C
B
B
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for unit 5 lesson 3
Answered by :3
Cbc 100%
Answered by Fillie
CBB 100% is right
Answered by Dropping out
For those with a different test the answers are

1. Increased housing
2. When other people follow fellow citizens
3. China
Answered by E
1. c
2. b
3. c
Answered by Dany
A pull factor is the opposite of a push factor, which refers to the factors that influence a person to leave a region. The two concepts are typically intertwined, with people leaving a place due to various push factors and selecting a new country or area of residence due to its pull factors.
It means that what one of the answers is making 1 person to go to that country? Like what is the good news and what is the good opportunity for the person to go to that region?
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