Settlement
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- Created on: 20-04-16 19:59
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- Settlement
- Push and pull factors.
- Push factors
- War/natural disaster.These people are called refugees.
- Pull factors
- Better work. These people are called economic migrants.
- Some people move for political reasons as law puts their lives at risk. These are called asylum seekers
- Push factors
- Crossing borders
- It has become easier to migrate via planes, trains and ships.
- International borders and law stops immigration.
- Migration risk
- Migrants who try to flee from desperately poor countries to richer countries but this does not give them permission.
- Many people have died in sea crossing.
- Urbanisation
- Causes
- Looking for a better life.
- Where they used to live was dangerous.
- Consequences
- Shanty towns.
- Most of the poorer people have built their homes
- Do not have basic amenities.
- High in crime
- Spread of disease.
- Shanty towns.
- Benefits
- Cheap labour
- Builds the economy.
- Causes
- Counterurbanisation
- Why?
- Low crime rates
- Scenery
- Better schools
- Causes higher demands in housing
- Divide between newcomers and locals
- Why?
- Migrants
- Emigration issues
- Most people who emigrate are highly trained and educated.
- This means they are taking this out of that country and to a new one.
- Affects the population structure to have more elderly.
- Most people who emigrate are highly trained and educated.
- Benefits
- Immigrants do jobs that people in the home country dont want to do.
- Helps the economy in the country
- Immigration Issues
- Competition for jobs and school places.
- Emigration issues
- Push and pull factors.
- Managing urbanisation
- Stop people moving to the city
- Make life better in the country
- Urbanisation
- Causes
- Looking for a better life.
- Where they used to live was dangerous.
- Consequences
- Shanty towns.
- Most of the poorer people have built their homes
- Do not have basic amenities.
- High in crime
- Spread of disease.
- Shanty towns.
- Benefits
- Cheap labour
- Builds the economy.
- Causes
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