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match each example to the correct type of migration.
externalinternal
people displaced by conflict in honduras migrate to neighboring countries in central america.
brazilians move from the southern part of the country to the north to escape overcrowding.
tech professionals from the united states move to new zealand to fill long - term jobs in key industries.
guest workers from rural areas in niger leave their homes during the dry season to take service and factory jobs in cities.
To solve this, we first define external migration (movement between countries) and internal migration (movement within a country).
- People displaced by conflict in Honduras migrate to neighboring countries in Central America: Moving from Honduras to other countries (across borders) → External.
- Brazilians move from the southern part of the country to the north to escape overcrowding: Moving within Brazil (same country) → Internal.
- Tech professionals from the United States move to New Zealand to fill long - term jobs in key industries: Moving from the US to New Zealand (across countries) → External.
- Guest workers from rural areas in Niger leave their homes during the dry season to take service and factory jobs in cities: Moving within Niger (rural to urban, same country) → Internal.
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- People displaced by conflict in Honduras migrate to neighboring countries in Central America: External (select the circle under "External").
- Brazilians move from the southern part of the country to the north to escape overcrowding: Internal (select the circle under "Internal").
- Tech professionals from the United States move to New Zealand to fill long - term jobs in key industries: External (select the circle under "External").
- Guest workers from rural areas in Niger leave their homes during the dry season to take service and factory jobs in cities: Internal (select the circle under "Internal").