Rural–Urban Migration (Leaving Cert Geography): Quizzes

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Rural - Urban Migration
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What percentage of the world's population currently lives in urban areas?

55%

When did rural-urban migration begin occurring in large numbers?

During the Industrial Revolution

What are the two major consequences of rural-urban migration?

Urban sprawl and rural depopulation

In which direction does Ireland's rural-urban migration traditionally follow?

West to east

By how much has agricultural employment in Ireland decreased since the 1960s?

75%

Which age group is primarily affected by rural-urban migration in Ireland?

Young adults aged 18-30

Why has a surplus of unmarried older men developed in remote western Ireland?

Males stayed on farms; females migrated

Which Irish hospital is mentioned as an example of rural service closure?

Roscommon Hospital

What is the average traffic speed in non-bypassed areas of Dublin city?

8 km/h

Which region in Brazil is the main source of rural-urban migration?

Sertão region

What is the population of São Paulo megacity?

23.3 million

When does the dry season typically occur in Brazil's Sertão region?

July to February

What percentage of São Paulo's inhabitants live in favelas?

Over 40%

What percentage of Brazil's population now lives in cities?

Over 85%

In site and service schemes, what do authorities provide to migrants?

Plot & basic structure with services

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