Environmental Science Revision on Migration for kids 4 through 12
Migration
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- Migration is the movement of people from one place to______ another
- There are two main types of migration namely ____ National and International migration.
- The movement of people from one country to another is known as _____International OR External Migration.
- The movement of people from one place to another in the same country is known as _____ National OR Internal Migration.
- The movement of people from one rural area to another rural area is known as ______ Rural-Rural Migration.
- The movement of people from rural areas to urban areas is known as _____ Rural-Urban Migration.
- The movement of people from one urban area to another urban area is known as ______ Urban-Urban Migration.
- Some reasons why people migrate are_________
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- To look for jobs
- To look for greener pastures for their _____ animals.
- To look for fertile soil to cultivate some ____ crops
- To enjoy social amenities not found in their areas.
- Transfer of workers by the government.
- Business transactions
- Seeking University Education
- Running away from witchcraft.
- Medical facilities like good hospitals.
- Some consequences of migration are______
- Old people left in the villages may not be able to work and feed themselves. This leads to _____ hunger
- The towns become overcrowded.
- Some rural areas become abandoned.
- It may lead to pollution and health problems.
Some activities and attractions of the rural area include____
Hunting
weaving
farming
animal rearing
craftwork
traditional ceremonies and festivals
folklore
low level of pollution
- Some problems of the rural areas are _______
- Lack of farm to market roads,
- Lack of pipe-borne water
- Traditional religion practices
- High level of illiteracy
- Lack of electricity
- Lack of communication facilities
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