Question

Determine the correct answer.(4 points)
Interior Migration Immigration
A person moves from Canada to the United States to attend college.


A person moves from Ontario to Quebec to start a business.


A person moves from England to Canada to get married.


A person moves from Southern Canada to Northern Canada for a job.

Answer 1

To determine whether each scenario is an example of interior migration or immigration, we need to define these terms:

- **Interior migration** refers to the movement of people within the same country (i.e., moving from one region or place to another within national borders).
- **Immigration** refers to the movement of people from one country to another, where the individual is moving to a different country.

Now, let's analyze each scenario:

1. **A person moves from Canada to the United States to attend college.**
- This is **immigration** because the person is moving from one country (Canada) to another (United States).

2. **A person moves from Ontario to Quebec to start a business.**
- This is **interior migration** because the person is moving within the same country (Canada).

3. **A person moves from England to Canada to get married.**
- This is **immigration** because the person is moving from one country (England) to another (Canada).

4. **A person moves from Southern Canada to Northern Canada for a job.**
- This is **interior migration** because the person is moving within the same country (Canada).

So, summarizing the answers:
- Scenario 1: Immigration
- Scenario 2: Interior Migration
- Scenario 3: Immigration
- Scenario 4: Interior Migration