In which of the following areas is there a large concentration of American Indian and First Nations peoples?
A. The interior west of the US and Canada
B. The Atlantic and pacific coast of the US and Canada
C. The freak lakes region of the US and Canada
D. The Atlantic coast of the US and Canada
B. The Atlantic and pacific coast of the US and Canada
Question 2
Which of the following is a reason that few people live in northern Canada ?
A. High leaves of air pollution discourage people from settling there
B. There are few jobs that attract people to the region
C. Melting glaciers pose an environmental hazard in the region
D. The Inuit refuse to let outsiders settle on their lands.
B. There are few jobs that attract people to the region
Question 3
Drag each box to show rather the scenario is inferior migration or immigration
Mirgration n immigration
1. A person moves from china to Canada in search of work
2. A person moves from Canada to the United States to escape the cold weather
3. A person moves from Alberta to British Columbia to go to college
4. A person moves from northern canda to southern Canada due to the economy
1. Immigration
2. Emigration/Immigration (depending on the perspective)
3. Internal migration
4. Internal migration
Question 1 is wrong it’s “the interior west of the United States and canda”
Apologies for the mistake. You are correct. Thank you for pointing that out! The correct answer to question 1 is:
A. The interior west of the United States and Canada
Also what’s the difference between interior migration and immigration
Interior migration refers to the movement of people within a country or region, typically from one geographical location to another. It involves individuals or groups relocating within the same country. For example, moving from one state to another within the United States or moving from one province to another within Canada.
On the other hand, immigration refers to the act of individuals or groups moving into a different country with the intention to settle there permanently. It involves the international movement of people across borders, typically for various reasons such as economic opportunities, better quality of life, or fleeing persecution in their home country. Immigration usually implies a change in nationality or citizenship.