Question

1. examine figure 3 - 4, then fill in the chart with the top 4 regions in each category. countries that have the largest number of emigrants. 41%, 25%, 16%, 10%. countries that have the largest number of immigrants. 31%, 30%, 22%, 10%. 13. pause & reflect 3.1.1: do the developed regions of europe and north america appear in figure 3 - 4 to have net in - migration or net out - migration? > international & internal migration - p.80 14. in the space provided define each type of migration. explain the flow of migrants by discovering what motivates people to migrate, people always move for a reason. migration international: permanent move from one country to another. internal: permanent move within the same country. voluntary interregional forced intraregional

Explanation:

1. Without seeing Figure 3 - 4, we cannot fill in the chart.
2. Developed regions of Europe and North America generally have net in - migration due to economic opportunities, better living standards, and educational facilities that attract migrants from other regions.
3. Voluntary international migration is often motivated by economic factors (job opportunities, higher wages), family reunification, or educational pursuits. Forced international migration can be due to war, persecution, or natural disasters. Voluntary internal inter - regional migration may be for job changes, lifestyle preferences (e.g., moving from rural to urban areas for more amenities). Forced internal intra - regional migration can occur due to government - sponsored projects (e.g., dam construction displacing people) or ethnic cleansing within a country.

Answer:

1. Cannot be answered without Figure 3 - 4.
2. Net in - migration.
3. Voluntary International: Motivated by economic, family, or educational reasons. Forced International: Caused by war, persecution, disasters. Voluntary Interregional (Internal): For job or lifestyle. Forced Intraregional (Internal): Due to government projects or ethnic issues.