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Migration - Lesson 2

Migration - Lesson 2 - Social Studies Vlll

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What is Migration? Migration is a permanent move where people move from another place to a different country/region.
What are the three main causes of migration? Environmental, economic, and political causes.
What are "Push-Pull" factors? Push-pull factors either push people out of a area or pull them into that area.
An example of a environmental 'push-pull' factor; A abundant land that attracts certain people; But their natural resources forces people away from that location.
What are some of the main affects of migrations? The results are either positive or negative; They usually change the lives and the people in those communities based on where they settle.
Who were the Bantu-speakers? A small group that migrated southward throughout Africa; and shared cultural characteristics.
What did the Bantu achieve? The Bantu were known to develop a agriculture; in which producing and growing more food than they originally did.
What relation did the Bantu have with the other African tribes? The tribes often broke out in territorial wars since the other tribes were spreading out south ito hunter’s land.
What were Bantu introduced too when the new-comers came? They were introduced to different customs and traditions as new-comers had joined them, along with different culture
What affects did the Bantu spread throughout their migration? They spread their knowledge on technology, along with political and social ideas that are stilled used in present-day. They also had a big impact on their language.
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