Which of the following describes a refugee?(1 point)

Responses

an international designation to a person migrating for fear of their safety
an international designation to a person migrating for fear of their safety

a protected right of a person who migrates
a protected right of a person who migrates

a designation for any person who leaves their country
a designation for any person who leaves their country

a person who has fled violence but has not crossed a border

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a person who has fled violence but has not crossed a border
Which of the following is an example of climate change directly creating migration?(1 point)
Responses

a cyclone destroying infrastructure
a cyclone destroying infrastructure

a lowering of a country’s GDP
a lowering of a country’s GDP

rising sea levels submerging an island
rising sea levels submerging an island

weak soil leading to dust storms as seen during the Dust Bowl migration
rising sea levels submerging an island
Which of the following best describes the migration in the following scenario?

An individual migrates every year to work in a seasonal harvest and returns home in the off season.(1 point)
Responses

temporary migration
temporary migration

brain drain
brain drain

permanent migration
permanent migration

circular migration
circular migration
circular migration
Which of the following can geographers learn about from studying an area’s political and economic systems?(1 point)
Responses

The relationships between governments and their people.
The relationships between governments and their people.

All of the above.
All of the above.

The relationships between nations and their former colonies.
The relationships between nations and their former colonies.

The influence of politics and economics on the physical landscape.
All of the above.
What is demographics? Choose the best answer.(1 point)
Responses

statistical predictions about life expectancy
statistical predictions about life expectancy

statistical data about a population
statistical data about a population

actuarial information about expected risks
actuarial information about expected risks

anecdotal data about how people live
statistical data about a population
How do high levels of net emigration impact demographics in developing countries?(1 point)
Responses

Emigration can lead to a growing population for developing countries.
Emigration can lead to a growing population for developing countries.

Emigration can lead to younger populations as older people move to retire.
Emigration can lead to younger populations as older people move to retire.

Emigration can lead to a larger number of workers for developing countries.
Emigration can lead to a larger number of workers for developing countries.

Emigration can lead to aging populations as younger workers leave.
Emigration can lead to aging populations as younger workers leave.
Which of the following is responsible for the ongoing migration crisis in Venezuela?(1 point)
Responses

volcanic eruption displacing residents and causing destruction
volcanic eruption displacing residents and causing destruction

ongoing civil war creating persecution, death, and danger
ongoing civil war creating persecution, death, and danger

extreme flooding creating homelessness and disease
extreme flooding creating homelessness and disease

economic failure creating debt, inflation, and autocracy
economic failure creating debt, inflation, and autocracy
Which pairing of push and pull factors is correct to immigration and emigration?(1 point)
Responses

Push factors create emigration.
Push factors create emigration.

Push factors create immigration.
Push factors create immigration.

Push and pull factors create emigration.
Push and pull factors create emigration.

Pull factors create emigration.
Push factors create emigration.
Which of the following factors can cause migration to primarily flow from one country to neighboring countries?(1 point)
Responses

conflict within a country
conflict within a country

asylum programs
asylum programs

the presence of diasporic communities
the presence of diasporic communities

technologies that enable communication
conflict within a country
What is the difference between emigration and immigration?(1 point)
Responses

To immigrate is to purchase property in another country. To emigrate is to move to a place without purchasing property first.
To immigrate is to purchase property in another country. To emigrate is to move to a place without purchasing property first.

To immigrate is to move illegally. To emigrate is to move legally.
To immigrate is to move illegally. To emigrate is to move legally.

To immigrate is to be forced to move. To emigrate is to choose to move.
To immigrate is to be forced to move. To emigrate is to choose to move.

To emigrate is to move from a place. To immigrate is to move to a place.
To emigrate is to move from a place. To immigrate is to move to a place.
In what year did primary economic activities make up the largest share of the U.S. economy?(1 point)
Responses

1890
1890

2020
2020

1970
1970

1930
1890
Migration resulting from the recent instability in Northern Africa and the Middle East have created which of these outcomes?(1 point)
Responses

a generational depopulation of young people
a generational depopulation of young people

mass flows of refugees into Europe
mass flows of refugees into Europe

mass migration across the Atlantic Ocean to the U.S.
mass migration across the Atlantic Ocean to the U.S.

declining immigration to the U.S. creating job openings
declining immigration to the U.S. creating job openings
mass flows of refugees into Europe
Which of the following is a risk that migrants take whenever they choose to migrate?(1 point)
Responses

They risk losing remittance from the place they emigrate from.
They risk losing remittance from the place they emigrate from.

They may find that they are not welcomed in the place they migrate to.
They may find that they are not welcomed in the place they migrate to.

They may lose the opportunity to support their family members who do not migrate.
They may lose the opportunity to support their family members who do not migrate.

They risk losing their own cultural identity.
They may find that they are not welcomed in the place they migrate to.
How does human activity contribute to the distribution of cultural regions in the world?(1 point)
Responses

Historical migration, trade, and conquest have influenced the languages spoken by people in certain regions.
Historical migration, trade, and conquest have influenced the languages spoken by people in certain regions.

Because jobs are the primary factor for where people move, cultural regions are relatively indistinct and randomly distributed.
Because jobs are the primary factor for where people move, cultural regions are relatively indistinct and randomly distributed.

Urbanization and globalization have led to the destruction of cultural regions in the modern era.
Urbanization and globalization have led to the destruction of cultural regions in the modern era.

Cultural hearths tend to remain centers of cultural regions, and see the growth of large cities.
Cultural hearths tend to remain centers of cultural regions, and see the growth of large cities.
The Hmong believe that humans have 12 souls, three of which are considered major souls. What are the three major souls?(1 point)
Responses

the patrilineal soul, the residing soul, and the wandering soul
the patrilineal soul, the residing soul, and the wandering soul

the reincarnation soul, the residing soul, and the wandering soul
the reincarnation soul, the residing soul, and the wandering soul

the reincarnation soul, the residing soul, and the shaman soul
the reincarnation soul, the residing soul, and the shaman soul

the ancestor soul, the residing soul, and the wandering soul
the ancestor soul, the residing soul, and the wandering soul
the reincarnation soul, the residing soul, and the wandering soul
Which of the following is one cause of high food insecurity among Native American people?(1 point)
Responses

Reservations are generally located on poor farming land.
Reservations are generally located on poor farming land.

The U.S. government initially tried to discourage Native people from farming.
The U.S. government initially tried to discourage Native people from farming.

Native people do not have a tradition of fishing.
Native people do not have a tradition of fishing.

The development of a gambling industry on reservations.
Reservations are generally located on poor farming land.
Following the displacement of Native people to reservations, which of the answers below occurred?(1 point)
Responses

The U.S. government left Native people strictly alone.
The U.S. government left Native people strictly alone.

The U.S. government demanded Native children be taught only on reservations.
The U.S. government demanded Native children be taught only on reservations.

Native people’s loss of traditional homelands helped inspire and make them leaders in the environmental movement.
Native people’s loss of traditional homelands helped inspire and make them leaders in the environmental movement.

The public completely forgot about Native American culture.
The public completely forgot about Native American culture.
Native people’s loss of traditional homelands helped inspire and make them leaders in the environmental movement.
Immigrants from what country were banned from entering the U.S. in 1882?(1 point)
Responses

Mexico
Mexico

Ireland
Ireland

China
China

Germany
China
The Great Migration refers to(1 point)
Responses

The expulsion of Armenians from the Ottoman Empire in 1915-16.
The expulsion of Armenians from the Ottoman Empire in 1915-16.

The migration of Black people to northern United States between 1910-1970.
The migration of Black people to northern United States between 1910-1970.

The fleeing of Syrian refugees between 2015-2016.
The fleeing of Syrian refugees between 2015-2016.

The migration of Chinese laborers to the United States in the late 1800s.
The migration of Black people to northern United States between 1910-1970.
What evidence does the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP) use to support its prediction that by 2050, 1.2 billion people globally could be displaced by natural disasters?(1 point)
Responses

The rate of natural disasters seen over the past few decades
The rate of natural disasters seen over the past few decades

Atmospheric pressure as measured from space
Atmospheric pressure as measured from space

The earth’s internal temperature
The earth’s internal temperature

Census records from the 1980s
The rate of natural disasters seen over the past few decades
Which of these is NOT a typical trait of an invasive species brought from another region?(1 point)
Responses

Reduces biodiversity by rendering local plants or animals extinct
Reduces biodiversity by rendering local plants or animals extinct

Spreads parasites that can kill native trees
Spreads parasites that can kill native trees

Competes with other animals for food
Competes with other animals for food

Absorbs excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere
Absorbs excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere
Which of these is NOT an economic benefit of immigration?(1 point)
Responses

Introducing new ideas and traditions into the culture
Introducing new ideas and traditions into the culture

Boosting labor productivity
Boosting labor productivity

Contributing to food supply by working at farms and seafood processing plants
Contributing to food supply by working at farms and seafood processing plants

Filling gaps in the native-born labor market, particularly in STEM jobs
Introducing new ideas and traditions into the culture