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Classify these migrations……. Urban depopulation – moving out of cities in HIC’s to a healthier life in the countryside As a retiree you move from the cold Chicago area to warmth of Florida Rural depopulation – moving from a hard life in the countryside to the city in LIC’s Drought causes famine and you have to move from your farmland to the city Evacuation from New Orleans to Houston because of hurricane Katrina flooding Moving to Germany from Turkey for improved job prospects Climate change and sea level rise cause flooding making you leave your small island in the Pacific and move to Australia African slaves moved to areas in the Caribbean and USA Civil war erupts and you seek asylum in another country An earthquake destroys your home and you seek asylum in a safe country You want to attend college in the USA as education system has a good reputation Commuting to work every day

Natural disasters (floods, earthquakes, volcanoes) Famine and drought Refugees: Someone who has been forced to leave their home and their country. People can be forced to become refugees for many reasons including: War Natural disasters (floods, earthquakes, volcanoes) Famine and drought Political unrest e.g. Syria, Egypt and Libya Persecution (ethnic, religious) Crime and extortion IDPs: This stands for internally displaced person and it is someone who has been forced to leave their home and move somewhere else within their country. Asylum Seeker: A person who, from fear of persecution for reasons of race, religion, social group, or political opinion, has crossed an international frontier into a country in which he or she hopes to be granted refugee status Copy as notes………

Task Fill in table on problems for the migrants Case studies: Syria Somalia Kiribati