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muminat
3 years ago
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Which is not an example of a reason for voluntary migration? the need to expand your job opportunities the need to achieve great

er social acceptance the need to escape a sudden natural disaster the need for an aging parent to live closer to family
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2 answers:
azamat3 years ago
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Answer:

c) the need to escape a sudden natural disaster

Explanation:

Voluntary migration is when a person or group of people move or are displaced. The key to getting an answer from any set of potential answers is to follow the thought process of 'did they want to move?' or 'did they have to move?'.

Job opportunities and family, while some people do consider these non-optional factors, they would not result in extreme circumstances (loss of life, persecution, imprisonment, etc.)

To receive social acceptance may mean that a person is being discriminated against, but that is not proven in context, and could also mean simply they have a negative reputation or the society they live in is discriminatory as part of their culture. While potentially dangerous, this does not always mean that a move was involuntary.

The final option, the natural disaster, is the correct answer, because a flood or hurricane, an uncontrollable factor and a cause for involuntary migration, would result in immediate, potentially sever, consequences.

Deffense [45]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The correct answer is C.  The reason for this is because voluntary migration is when you basically ''volunteer'' to migrate, where as involuntary migration is when you are forced to migrate.  Hope this Helps!!!!  :P

Explanation:

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