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Charlie

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The 1990 typhoon and floods that killed over 10,000 in Bangladesh is a direct result of:
 
  a. deterioration of dams along tributaries of the Indus River.
  b. previous destruction of natural resources.
  c. the way infrastructure development is set back by population increases.
  d. domestication of plants and animals.
  e. problems derived from an increase of people living in low lying permanent settlements and keeping preyspecies.

Question 2

Name the two primary types of migration and explain each, providing an example of what you mean.
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

Internal migration is movement within a country, perhaps for job opportunities or family responsibilities. External migration, voluntary or involuntary, is movement outside of one's original country and may be for economic opportunity or freedom.





 

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