Imagine that you’re a student who lives in los angeles, california. one day, you come home and your family tells you that you’re going to be moving! which of the following situations is an example of an internal migration? a. moving to mexico city, mexico b. moving to san diego, california c. moving to toronto, canada d. moving to london, england

The answer to your question is,

B. San Diego, California

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 b. moving to San Diego, California

explanation:

an internal migration is when a human moves from one area in a country to another area in that same country.

so, let's look at our options, remembering that the person currently lives in los Angeles, California.

a. Mexico city, Mexico: is mexico inside of the united states? no, so this isn't an internal migration, so therefore this is not the answer

b. moving to San Diego, California: is California inside of the united states? YES, so this is an internal migration, so therefore this is  the correct answer

c .moving to Toronto, Canada: is Canada inside of the united states? no, so this isn't an internal migration, so therefore this is not the answer

D. moving to London, England: is England inside of the united states?  no, so this isn't an internal migration, so therefore this is not the answer

So, B is your answer.

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