Question:
Read the following factors of migration carefully and choose the correct option related to pull factors:
I. Peace and stability
II. Unfavourable climate
III. Protection of property
IV. Economic backwardness
Read the following factors of migration carefully and choose the correct option related to pull factors:
I. Peace and stability
II. Unfavourable climate
III. Protection of property
IV. Economic backwardness
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Pull factors encourage migration by offering safety, opportunities, and better living conditions.
Updated On: Jan 21, 2025
- Only I and II are correct.
- Only I and III are correct.
- Only II and IV are correct.
Only II and III are correct.
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The Correct Option is B
Solution and Explanation
Pull factors in migration refer to positive conditions that attract individuals to a particular location.
Peace and stability (I) and Protection of property (III) are examples of pull factors, while Unfavourable climate (II) and Economic backwardness (IV) are push factors.
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