AP Day 15

Starter Who was the first person in your family to come to Utah? Why did they come? What do you think “brain drain” means?

What happens if there are small increases to the NIR? What was the impact of the Industrial Revolution on the DTM?

What is migration?

Vocab Push factors: reasons for people to move from a place Pull factors: reasons for people to move to a place Brain Drain: (next slide)

Push/pull factors Cultural: religious freedom, also human wants Demographic: unbalanced sex ratios Economic: jobs Environmental: natural disasters Political: persecution Brain drain: when educated people leave an undeveloped region to go to a more attractive area (more money, etc.)

Immigration versus Emigration Immigration = In Emigration = Exit People permanently moving into a foreign country People permanently moving from a foreign country

Immigrants’ impact on the U.S. economy Article Link here

Source: OECD; 2014 data

Source: Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics; 2015 data.

Source:  Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2015 data

Urbanization Influx of people create large cities and suburbs Immigrants are often a cause of urbanization, especially in early America

Case Studies Nicaragua Brazil India

Refugees vs Asylum Seekers

Can no longer live in their home country due to reasonable fear that they will be persecuted Refugees: seeking safety and status while outside of the country that they want to emigrate to Asylum seekers: seeking safety and status while in the country they want to remain it or at its port of entry

Europe or Die