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Everything about migration

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Migration   the movement of humans, animals, or things from one place to another  
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Forced Migration   a mass movement of people leave their homes against their will  
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Mass Migration   the movement of large numbers of people out of an area over a fairly short time period (for example, the flow of people out Europe after the world wars)  
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Migrant Worker   a worker who travels from one country to another for seasonal or even longer periods of employment  
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Point System   a method used by governments to access a potential immigrant's sustainability uses different measures such as family ties  
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Preferred Treatment   people who have a family ties established in a country are given are given preference over immigrants who do not have family ties  
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Refugee Status   a level of recognition given to people who claim on entering a country; after government officials hear their case, a decision is made whether to grant or not to grant refugee status  
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Squatter Settlement   a makeshift community, often on public lands in or around large cities, where people gather and live in poor conditions  
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First Migrations   occurred in Central Africa  
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North American Migrations   Europeans 1820-1920 Japanese 1870-1910 Slaves from Africa taken to Americas 1500-1850 Chinese migrate to America from 1860-1950  
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Two Greatest Push Factors   Drought, War  
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Push Factors   Drought War Poverty Overcrowded Religious Persecution Natural Disasters Protest Fear of loss of wealth  
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Social Push Factors   war (Kosovo)  
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Social Pull Factors   family (after war), better education  
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Economic Push factors   jobs (lack of employment) (migrant workers)  
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Economic Pull Factors   jobs (better opportunities, pay)  
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Political Push Factors   persecution because of religion , persecution because of skin colour, nationality, and language  
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Political Pull Factors   same religion, multicultural, accepting, equal rights, same language, having rights and freedom  
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Immigrate   to come a country  
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Emigrate   to leave a country  
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Culture   is way of life; it is shared by a group of people  
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Two Important Parts Of Culture   Language and religion  
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Melting Pot   encouragement of a country to change your ethnic background for the country's culture  
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Mosaic   encouragement of a country to keep their ethnic background to have a diverse country  
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Assimilation   the result of one country changing to fit, or be more like, another  
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Cultural Diffusion   the peaceful spreading of cultural ideas from one group to another  
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Mainstream Population   the major cultural group in a society; in Ontario, the mainstream population has been white and Protestant, but that is changing  
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Racism   hostile discrimination against people based on their ethnicity  
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Xenophobia   fear of strangers; particularly, a mistrust of people who look and act differently  
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