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Reasons why people have migrate to Australia

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Reasons why people have migrate to Australia

by Riana
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What is a 'push factor' in migration?

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Which of these is an example of a 'pull factor'?

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A person leaves their country because of ongoing war and unsafe conditions. What kind of factor is this?

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A family migrates to Australia so their children can attend a well-regarded school. What kind of factor is this?

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Which pair correctly matches a push factor with a pull factor?

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Why might climate be a reason for migration?

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A skilled worker moves to Australia because their profession is in high demand and pays well. What is this an example of?

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Someone migrates to join family members who already live in Australia. What kind of factor is this most closely linked to?

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A push factor is a negative condition in someone's home country — like war or lack of jobs — that encourages them to leave.

something appealing that draws a person toward a new country, unlike the other options which push people away.

War and unsafe conditions are push factors because they force people to leave their home country for safety.

Persecution is a negative condition pushing someone to leave, while better job opportunities is an appealing reason pulling someone toward a new country.

Climate can act as both a push factor (e.g. drought destroying farmland) and a pull factor (e.g. a milder climate being more comfortable to live in).

High demand and good pay are attractive conditions drawing the worker toward Australia, making this a pull factor.

Reuniting with family is a pull factor, since it's the appeal of the destination country that motivates the move.

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