Question

What is the difference between immigration and emigration?

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Responses



Emigration means to permanently leave one area or country; immigration means to permanently relocate to another area or country.

Emigration means to permanently leave one area or country; immigration means to permanently relocate to another area or country.



Immigration means to permanently relocate; emigration is temporary relocation.

Immigration means to permanently relocate; emigration is temporary relocation.



Immigration means to leave one country; emigration is to enter another country.

Immigration means to leave one country; emigration is to enter another country.



The two terms are interchangeable.

One-third of the planet’s land area is used for what purpose?

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Responses



industry

industry



mining

mining



land preservation

land preservation



Agriculture

How did the foundation of economies change with the onset of the Industrial Revolution?



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Responses



Economies became more diversified.

Economies became more diversified.



Economies shifted from being based on manual labor to being driven by mass production.

Economies shifted from being based on manual labor to being driven by mass production.



Wealth became more evenly distributed with the advent of mechanization.

Wealth became more evenly distributed with the advent of mechanization.



Economies experienced erratic ups and downs.

Which country is responsible for spawning the Industrial Revolution?

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Responses



Great Britain

Great Britain



The United States

The United States



Russia

Russia



China

Answer 1

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Great Britain

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1. The difference between immigration and emigration is that emigration means to permanently leave one area or country, while immigration means to permanently relocate to another area or country.

2. One-third of the planet's land area is used for agriculture.

3. The foundation of economies changed with the onset of the Industrial Revolution by shifting from being based on manual labor to being driven by mass production.

4. Great Britain is responsible for spawning the Industrial Revolution.