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Which of the following is NOT considered a factor of repulsion for migration?
Which of the following is NOT considered a factor of repulsion for migration?
Intensive agriculture often involves:
Intensive agriculture often involves:
The text highlights that food sources are important to consider for:
The text highlights that food sources are important to consider for:
What is a primary difference between intensive and extensive agriculture?
What is a primary difference between intensive and extensive agriculture?
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Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a factor of attraction for migration?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a factor of attraction for migration?
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Study Notes
Factors Driving Migration
- Factors pushing people away from their home country include climate, war, politics, environmental degradation, and economic instability.
- Factors attracting people to a new country include economic opportunities, educational opportunities, and political stability.
- Immigration is the act of establishing residence in a foreign country.
Intensive Agriculture
- Intensive agriculture involves the use of small plots of land with a lot of labor.
- This type of farming requires significant labor input.
- Specialized in specific products.
Extensive Agriculture
- Extensive agriculture utilizes large plots of land with less labor.
- It demands less labor.
- Specializes in crops like wheat.
Diet of Livestock
- Practices like feeding cows hay to prevent E. coli are common.
- Cheaper food options are sought-out in central markets.
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Explore the factors driving migration, including economic and political influences. Understand the differences between intensive and extensive agriculture, and learn about livestock diets. This quiz covers key concepts related to migration and agricultural practices.
