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Push Factors:
War
- Persecution
- Bad living conditions (such as global warming)

Pull Factors:
- Better education
- Better income
- Safety (not only from war but from persecution as well

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Pull Factor:
- Better Job opportunities
- Better living space
-  Safer living space.
- No threat of War

Push Factor:

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Push factors:
- The Syrian civil war
- Extreme war crimes of the government, ISIS and religious groups

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Pull factors:
- natural disaster
-war (dangerous to live)

Push factors:
-better education
-better safety place
-more kinds of jobs that can challenge.

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Push Factors:
War and to live in better place because they are now living in very bad living condition.

Pull factors:
Better health care, safety and better education.(better life)

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Push factors:
-Governmental issues
-Civil war
-ISIS ideology

Pull Factors:
-Safety
-Better living conditions
-Better job opportunities
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The reason for why so many Syrian's have become refugees because of the major civil war going on in Syria which has lead to horrible living conditions.
A reason for why so many Syrian refugees are migrating to European countries because they have stable economies and would be able to provide them with a safe environment, water, food and job opportunities.

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Push Factors:
- Syrian Civil War (caused by goverment
- ISIS Expansion
- Religious Extremists
- Home Destruction

Pull Factors:
- Safety
- Emotional Support
- New Life (Good Quality)
- New opportunities

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Pull Factors
- Better opportunities
- Stable life when settled
Push Factors
- The dangers of the civil war
- Not being able to sustain a wealthy life

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Push an Pull factors for Syrian refugees:
War and distruction are pushing people to flee from there homes. Safer and quality environments out of their homes are pulling them to make sacrifices for a pleasant lifestyle.

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What are the push and pull factors for migration.

Push:
War and dangerous areas that are unsafe to live in.
Government issues.
Pull:
An opportunity for a better life in another country.
Safety. Feeling protected and having all the rights that they deserve.

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What's pushing the Syrian refugees is that they have to flee their own country. The war is affecting their life and what they want to do. The war has been going on for eight years now and gets worse every day. Refugees have high risks of dying.
The pull factors are that sometimes they get accepted to different countries. and can maybe start a new life.

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Push:
War (unsafe, dangerous place).
Religious issues.

Pull:
Better opportunities and better life in another country.
Feeling comfortable, protected and safe in a new area.
Emotional support.

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Push Factors:
- War
- Global Warming
- Persecution
- Bad facilities
- An unsafe life due to the other factors

Pull Factors:
- Better Healthcare
- More opportunities for themselves and their family
- A safer life.

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Push: The push factor can be natural disaster or government problems or War or WW3

Pull: Pull fators can be good life or good health or better things.

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It was hard to make a decision like giving a money or no because it is hard to trust someone.

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I had to bring my family into illegal things and now I am arrested.
The cost is I wasted 6,000 money.
he benefit is I have a safe life in jail at least.

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Died

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I didn't die.
I chose to go to egypt because it is cheap.
I went to Alexandria because I want to risk it.
I then stayed in the flat with my family for both times then an Italian (🤞👌) helicopter arrives.
All safe and sound!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Costs:
Risky
Dangerous

Benefits:
Family stays with me and all are safe.
I arrived in Europe

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I had to make the decision of whether I trust people or not in order to get to the destination without getting caught and without losing my money.
The costs could be being in a risky situations and the benefits could be reaching to the destination without being separated from the family

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What choices did you have to make?
We had to decide which route we wanted to take and also if we wanted were willing to be separated from our family even though we might not see one another again.
What are the costs and benefits?
The benefits of this program are that you are able to get a rough understanding of how it is like for the refugees and find out more about the different scenarios you can encounter as a refugee. The costs of this program could be creating stereotypes for some people.

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It was very difficult when it is to choose either to go somewhere safe but cost a lot or go a unsafe route but would cost less.

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You had to make choices which could affect the well being of yourself and your family, and sometimes others. Another kind of choice you had to make is how safe your route was and how much time it would take to get to a safer place. You also have to choose between trusting people or not by being clear about your choices as making a wrong decision can lead to going back to a place you started at. You need to be mindful of how your choices will impact your family.

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Choices that had to be made were different routes we could choose from and amount of money we would spend.
We also had to be careful around people and decide if we could trust them or not. For example there was a smuggler which I had to decide if I wanted to trust to help me or no.

Costs could be being separated from your families, getting diseases  or becoming sick.

Benefits could be being migrated into a better country with no war but rights.

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Choices: The choices we had to make were between safety and money. If we were willing to be safe we usually had to spend money.
Costs and Benefits
- Very little money
- Eventually reaching safety
- Sometimes we had to seperate from family members
- Built trust amongst others.

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Choices:
- I had to be very careful with who i trusted and who I gave my money to
-Sometimes, the risky route would end up being the right one. This shows that taking risks in this situation is necessary.
-I made the choice to keep my family by my side and in the end it paid off. Keep your family and friends close to you.

Costs:
- I had very little money by the end

Benefits:
- i made it to europe. :))))
- i had my family with me by the end

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Trends: Because of better healthcare, people live for longer.

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Trend: In big countries a big problem is that people move there without knowing that there is already a very high population. Take India as a example, India is a  very big countrie with a very very high population so if more people move there people might be forced to move. the population has increased by 600% over the period of 200 years, which is insane!

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Trends:
The fertility has decreased immensely  since the pre-modern era where 4-7 children are estimated to each woman.
Today the fertility rate is 2.5

Patterns
More than 50 countries in the world  the life expectancy is above 80, life expectancy for more than 150 countries are believed to be over 70.

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- Had be careful around people, had to decide whether I could trust them or not.
- Had to manage my money
- Had to decide about sending family out to get resources, and decided to not go out at all, even though it was needed, family provides you with emotional support, and help. Stay with family.
- Had to take risks depending on the type of situation.
I ended up making it to Europe, but I lost a lot of money.

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Patterns:  The countries that have the worst conditions tend to be Africa and Southeast Asia as they are some of the most populated and poorest nations.
The countries with bad healthcare systems tend to have people that die younger.
Trends:  Around 130 million babies are born every year and around 55 million people die every year meaning that there are more than 2 babies born for every person who dies. Over time the population has grown meaning that more people can produce. In the future the population is only going to get larger.

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Pattern:
- Less developed countries, have a lower life expectancy while people living in more developed, or fully developed countries are able to live longer.
Trend:
- The population has increased by 600 percent over a period of 200 years.
- The fertility rate has decreased over the past 50 years.

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-The world's population has increased by +600% in the past 200 years.
-Since the 1960's, more boys than girls have been born every year.
-By 2050, the population of Nigeria will be greater than that of the U.S.

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