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Many Destinations, One place Called Home: Migration and Livehood for Rual Bolivians

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Many Destinations, One place Called Home: Migration and Livehood for Rual Bolivians

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MLA Reference Citation:

"90,000 Refugees from Bhutan Resettled." International Organization for Migration, 24 Mar. 2015, www.iom.int/migrant-stories/90000-refugees-bhutan-resettled.

The areas that are affected by the human migration of Bhutan that is located south of china and north of India in South Asia, are Canada, Australia, Denmark, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

MLA Reference Citation of Map:
Oliverburse. Flow Map of Migration to Canada, 1 Jan. 1970, oliversmap.blogspot.com/2014/08/flow-map-of-migration-to-canada.html.

Many people migrate from Bhutan to other countries but they had to leave behind their friends and family, but some had families already living in those migrant counties that they're going to. There were many preserved Buddhist temples from where they were from and there is a high population of migrants that are migrating to other countries as well as refugees. As they migrated they had better lives as well as education and living conditions.

MLA Reference Citation of Image:

"90,000 Refugees from Bhutan Resettled." International Organization for Migration, 24 Mar. 2015, www.iom.int/migrant-stories/90000-refugees-bhutan-resettled.

The push factors that are mentioned in the article that has made people migrate in Bhutan mostly deal with the population since there are too many people populated in one area making things more competitive in Bhutan. Assuming that Bhutan is a very populated country, it is harder and more difficult to find jobs and work for money to support families. The pull factors that make people want to move are the people that have moved previously like family and they would want to go with them and settle there. When migrating from Bhutan to other countries, they have better opportunities to learn and also have better job opportunities with less competition. They would also have better environmental conditions as well with a more sparsely populated area where people can farm and wouldn't be too crowded with others around them.

MLA Reference Citations of Image:

Maung, Manny. "No Way Home: Time Runs out for Bhutanese Refugees in Nepal." The New Humanitarian, 16 Apr. 2019, www.thenewhumanitarian.org/news/2016/10/07/no-way-home-time-runs-out-bhutanese-refugees-nepal.

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Migration Case Study - 90,000 refugees from Bhutan resettled

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MLA Reference Citation: "90,000 Refugees from Bhutan Resettled." International Organization for Migration, 24 Mar. 2015, www.iom.int/migrant-stories/90000-refugees-bhutan-resettled. The areas that are affected by the human migration of Bhutan that is located south of china and north of India in South Asia, are Canada, Australia, Denmark, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

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The area that is affected by human migration in the Philippines is Cawa Cawa, Zamboanga where there are too many complexes that causes problems with sanitation, environment, and criminality issues. Cawa-Cawa is also where fighting happened between the separatist, Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF), and the Philippine army, and many people including Ltijah Subanhan's family had to migrate out of their city. Another area that is affected by human migration in the Philippines is Mampang where most migrants in the Philippines migrated to for its living conditions and its relocation sites.

Chapter 16: The Central and Southern Philippines

"Chapter 16: The Central And Southern Philippines". History.Army.Mil, 2020, https://history.army.mil/books/wwii/MacArthur%20Reports/MacArthur%20V2%20P2/ch16.htm. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

The people that are affected by the Philippines' human migration are/were the people living in Cawa Cawa, Zamboanga like Itijah Subahan's family when they used to live there. Cawa Cawa has lost some of their cultures and a lot of their ethnic groups like Badjao, Tausag, and Christians, due to people migrating elsewhere. The age range that has been leaving from Cawa Cawa is 65- because families migrated with their children around those ages. A few more females than males have been migrating elsewhere from Cawa Cawa because of their families. Other people that are affected by its human migration are people living in Mampang like where Itijah's family migrated to. Manang has gained plenty of cultures from migration and ethnic groups like Badjao, Tausag, and Christians. Many people under 65 have been migrating to Manpang from Cawa Cawa. An equal amount of males to females have been migrating to Mamfang because of many families and more.

From shoreline to shelter

"From Shoreline To Shelter". International Organization For Migration, 2014, https://www.iom.int/migrant-stories/shoreline-shelter. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

A push factor that is associated with the Philippines' human migration is that Cawa Cawa's fighting between Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF), and the Philippine army and it's too crowded and cramped to where there's problems with sanitation, environment, and criminality. Another push factor that's associated with Cawa Cawa is that it's too hot and that its dangerous for children to go around the road bcause of the traffic. A pull factor that is associated with the Philippines' human migration is that Mampang have 12 permanent relocation sites with an estimated 7,500 homes for migrants to live in. Another pull factor for Mampang is that it has better living conditions than most places in the Philippines including Cawa Cawa.

From shoreline to shelter

"From Shoreline To Shelter". International Organization For Migration, 2014, https://www.iom.int/migrant-stories/shoreline-shelter. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

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Philippines Migration Case Study - From Shoreline to Shelter

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The area that is affected by human migration in the Philippines is Cawa Cawa, Zamboanga where there are too many complexes that causes problems with sanitation, environment, and criminality issues. Cawa-Cawa is also where fighting happened between the separatist, Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF), and the Philippine army, and many people including Ltijah Subanhan's family had to migrate out of their city.

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The areas affected by the human migration is Guatemala, Mexico, The United States, and Central America. This effected Mexico, Guatemala, and Central America because most migrants in the article were migrating out of these areas. The migrants that were migrating from these areas are the people most effected by the human trafficking human migration problem. The United States was affected because most migrants in the article were traveling to that area. The United States economy could go down because the human migration from Guatemala or Central America could slow down.

https://weblog.iom.int/world%E2%80%99s-congested-human-migration-routes-5-maps

The people affected by the human migration are the Guatemalans, Central Americans and the people that live in The United States. Overall children, females are the main ones targeted when migrating by these human traffickers. The families that travel to The United States from Central America are affected because their could be dangers for these people when migrating. The most vulnerable people to this migration are children and adolescent migrants.

"Getting Migration In The Americas Right - Center For American Progress". Center For American Progress, 2019, https://www.americanprogress.org/issues/security/reports/2019/06/24/471322/getting-migration-americas-right/. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

The pull factors of this human migration is that the migrants are encouraged to take precautions when trying to travel to a different country. This is a pull factor because are being pulled away from migrating and informing themselves about the dangers of migration. This could cause them to slow down migration. This is a social pull factor based on the society.

Life, Do. "Do You Know The Signs Of Human Trafficking In A Home? They Might Help You Save A Life - Mckissock Learning". Mckissock Learning, 2019, https://www.mckissock.com/blog/real-estate/human-trafficking-signs/. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

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The areas affected by the human migration is Guatemala, Mexico, The United States, and Central America. This effected Mexico, Guatemala, and Central America because most migrants in the article were migrating out of these areas. The migrants that were migrating from these areas are the people most effected by the human trafficking human migration problem.

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Area effected by Nhial's migration story were Ethiopia, Kenya, and the US, Ethiopia and Kenya is were the refugee camps were supplying him and his family with food, water, and housing, When Nhial migrated to america he learned how to live and fit in in modern american society.

Nhial and his family were erected by migration, Nhial only being two when him and his family fled south Sudan to Ethiopia. Ethiopia's government crumbled, so Nhail and his family migrated to Kenya along the way five out of seven siblings died due to the regions harsh environment and dangerous animals. Once Nahil moved to the US it was not easy at first, coming from south Sudan Nhail never had any modern house hold items and did not speak english.

push factor- war, unstable way of life, poorly run (tyrannic) government

Pull factor- stable economy, opportunity for future generations

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Against All Odds - Nhial's Journey from Refugee to Resettlement to U. S. Peace Corps Volunteer

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Area effected by Nhial's migration story were Ethiopia, Kenya, and the US, Ethiopia and Kenya is were the refugee camps were supplying him and his family with food, water, and housing, When Nhial migrated to america he learned how to live and fit in in modern american society.

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Raising awareness of the dangers of human trafficking and irregular migration

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Raising awareness of the dangers of human trafficking and irregular migration

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San Marcos is one of the major transit point for thousands of Guatemalan people who move daily through the border that connect Guatemala with the Mexican state of Chiapas. The areas affected by Guatemalan people migrating would be Central America and The United States of America(U.S.A).The United States of America(U.S.A) and Central America is a frequent place were Guatemalan people like to migrate.

Hopkins, Jason. "Guatemalan Migrant Recruiter: It's 'Never Been Easier' To Get Illegals Into The US." The Daily Caller, The Daily Caller, 8 Apr. 2019, dailycaller.com/2019/04/08/migrants-families-guatemala/.

The people affected by human migration in Guatemala are the United States of America (U.S.A) and Central America. People are frequentaly being forced to go back to Guatemala from the United States and Central America. The culture would and would not be affected because the culture would spread around the world as the migrate. The culture would be affected because the culture would change as they go and traditions would be lost.

A pull factor would be that they are encouraged to see how different countries are and how good their economy is or how good their health care is or their politics. they are encouraged to how different lives are. This would be a Social Factor.

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San Marcos is one of the major transit point for thousands of Guatemalan people who move daily through the border that connect Guatemala with the Mexican state of Chiapas. The areas affected by Guatemalan people migrating would be Central America and The United States of America(U.S.A).The United States of America(U.S.A) and Central America is a frequent place were Guatemalan people like to migrate.

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Hit film stirs up empathy for foreign workers

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The areas that have been affected by Korean migration is obviously Korea and Germany as Korea and Germany made a deal where Korea would send in young Koreans to fill in Labor in Germany. The first people obviously affected by the migration are the young Koreans who are going to work in Germany. Their parents and families also would probably be affected as they're generation is leaving. The push factors would be war and conflict in Korea and also not wanting to have the lifestyle. The pull factors would be a better lifestyle and more financial support for them and their families.

Biermann, Olivia, and View &raquo;. "Migration Of Korean Nurses Like Mama". Silverevolution.Wordpress.Com, 2012, https://silverevolution.wordpress.com/2012/07/16/migration-of-korean-nurses-like-mama/. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

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The areas that have been affected by Korean migration is obviously Korea and Germany as Korea and Germany made a deal where Korea would send in young Koreans to fill in Labor in Germany. The first people obviously affected by the migration are the young Koreans who are going to work in Germany.

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Hit film stirs up empathy for foreign workers in Korea

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1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map.

The areas affected by human migration are Korea and Germany. " Lacking other options in the aftermath of the Korean War, the Korean government signed a loan contract with then West Germany in the early 60s, agreeing to send young Koreans to Germany to fill labor shortages in mines and hospitals." (Commisceo Global, 1).

2. Explain the people affected by the human migration in your article. Explain culture, ethnicity, age, gender, etc. Provide a visual representation that illustrates the people affected by the human migration. Make sure to include MLA citations with the images.

The people affected by human migration in my article were young Koreans. The culture of the migrants is greatly influenced by Confucian principles. Confucian principles are shown in Korean's personal and business lives. " Confucianism supports group harmony, respect for elders and authority, the importance of family, friendship and ancestors, and also, tradition." (Commisceo Global, 1). The ethnicity of the migrants is Korean. The age of the migrants is young and of working age. " A total of 18,000 Koreans, 8,000 male as coal miners and 10,000 female as nurses were sent to Germany between the early 60s and late 70s." (IOM Un Migration, 1). This quote shows the gender of the migrants.

3. Explain the push and pull factors associated with the human migration in your article. Provide a visual to enhance comprehension. Make sure to include MLA citations with the visuals.

' When asked why they did not return to their home country in such conditions, they responded in one voice. "Then who would send money back home?"' ( IOM Un Migration, 1). A pull factor associated with human migration in my article was the jobs provided to Koreans in Germany. This encouraged young Koreans to migrate so they could provide for themselves and their family, helping the country as a whole to get out of poverty. A push factor associated with human migration in my article was the harsh conditions and abusive treatment the migrants went through while working. " As described in "Ode," coal miners worked 1000 meters down the ground in extreme heat, and nurses cleaned the dead bodies in hospitals. "I didn't know our previous generation had to work in such conditions," said a teenager in an emotional voice." ( IOM Un Migration, 1). " The migrants in the report were working in hazardous environments without protection, while suffering from violence and abusive language from their employers." ( IOM Un Migration, 2).

MLA Citations:

"South Korea - 30 Young People Ready For The Pilgrimage To World Youth Day In Krakow". Infoans.Org, 2020, https://www.infoans.org/en/sections/news-photos/item/1373-south-korea-30-young-people-ready-for-the-pilgrimage-to-world-youth-day-in-krakow. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

"South Korea - Language, Culture, Customs And Etiquette". Commisceo-Global.Com, 2020, https://www.commisceo-global.com/resources/country-guides/south-korea-guide#:~:text=Korean%20culture%20is%20profoundly%20influenced,ancestors%2C%20and%20also%2C%20tradition. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

"Coal Miners Sent To Germany: Forgotten Chapter Of Koreas Nation Building". Koreatimes, 2010, http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/nation/2010/02/116_61404.html. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

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Hit film stirs up empathy for foreign workers in Korea

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1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map. The areas affected by human migration are Korea and Germany.

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Many Destinations, One Place Called Home: Migration and Livelihood for Rural Bolivians 

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Many Destinations, One Place Called Home: Migration and Livelihood for Rural Bolivians 

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Many Destinations, One Place Called Home: Migration and Livelihood for Rural Bolivians

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Price, Marie. Many Destinations, One Place Called Home: Migration and Livelihood for Rural Bolivians, American Geological Society, 2020, www.focusongeography.org/publications/photoessays/bolivia/index.html.

1. This article focuses on the Valle Alto, fertile plain surrounded by mountains in Bolivia. This small region supports itself on grain produced in the valley and orchards of peaches. There are several small villages in this area that surround the nearest towns of Tarata and Arbieto in Bolivia. Residents are leaving this area and migrating to either larger cities, like Santa Cruz, Cochabamba, or Chapaera. Some migrants are traveling larger distances to Argentina, Brazil, Spain or US.

Fig. 1. Map of Bolivia, "Bolivia Map and Satellite Image" Map, Geoscience News and Information. https://geology.com/world/bolivia-satellite-image.shtml Accessed 17 October 2020.
Fig. 2 Source: Price, Marie. Many Destinations, One Place Called Home: Migration and Livelihood for Rural Bolivians, American Geological Society, 2020. www.focusongeography.org/publications/photoessays/bolivia/index.html. Access Date 17 Oct 2020.
2. With vast groups of middle aged workers leaving this region, a majority of the residents left are either elderly or really young. The elderly have been left behind to raise many of their younger grandchildren. A large number of the middle aged workers between the ages of 20-45 have migrated for jobs. The middle age workers then send money back home to support their families they have left behind. There money has been used to build new homes, churches, and even soccer stadiums. Many houses sit vacant until families come back during Christmas and holidays. Migrant dollars have also expanded the peach orchards in the valley. Society has changed in this region and young girls have even been allowed to play soccer, which was previously on open to boys. Culture from other regions of the world has also infused back into this small, secluded region of Bolivia. Technology to connect distant family members has come into the region. For example, families use cell phones and skype to connect with family members farther wary. Folkloric dances, which are part of the culture of Bolivia, can even be skyped to Bolivian families living in the US.
Fig. 3 Source: Price, Marie. Many Destinations, One Place Called Home: Migration and Livelihood for Rural Bolivians, American Geological Society, 2020. www.focusongeography.org/publications/photoessays/bolivia/index.html. Access Date 17 Oct 2020.
New home constructed with money sent home from immigrants to their family.

Fig. 2 Source: Price, Marie. Many Destinations, One Place Called Home: Migration and Livelihood for Rural Bolivians, American Geological Society, 2020. www.focusongeography.org/publications/photoessays/bolivia/index.html. Access Date 17 Oct 2020.
3. A push factor in Valle Alto is the poor economic conditions. There is very limited opportunities for jobs, except for the grain and peaches grown in the region. Economics is a pull factor for people living in the small villages around Valle Alto. They are migrating to larger cities and countries for more pay and money that they can send back to their families. There is a better quality of life in the larger cities and other countries. There is access to more technology which can be used to maintain connections with family members left behind. They are also able to send money back home to the small village to make improvements in their homes and churches. This builds a better quality of life for the family members they have left behind in the Valle Alto. The migrant money has been used to expand the peach orchards remaining behind and create more economic opportunities for Valle Alto.

The small agriculture community occurs little economic opportunities. Many migrants leave the peach orchards for money money. After migration, many immigrants are putting money back into the peach orchards to expand the opportunities for those that remain in the small community.
Fig. 2 Source: Price, Marie. Many Destinations, One Place Called Home: Migration and Livelihood for Rural Bolivians, American Geological Society, 2020. www.focusongeography.org/publications/photoessays/bolivia/index.html. Access Date 17 Oct 2020.

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Many Destinations, One Place Called Home: Migration and Livelihood for Rural Bolivians

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Many Destinations, One Place Called Home: Migration and Livelihood for Rural Bolivians MLA Reference Citation: Price, Marie. Many Destinations, One Place Called Home: Migration and Livelihood for Rural Bolivians, American Geological Society, 2020, www.focusongeography.org/publications/photoessays/bolivia/index.html. 1. This article focuses on the Valle Alto, fertile plain surrounded by mountains in Bolivia.

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All Leaves Are Gone

1. All the islands were affected by a hurricane and people just moved throughout the islands trying to find refuge from the affects of the hurricanes and other impacts of the aftermath.

Adams, Ron. "Vanuatu." Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., 1999, www.britannica.com/place/Vanuatu.

2. The only people affected were the inhabitants of the islands. The people who were affected are girls and boys of all ages. Their culture is ni-Vanuatu but they have more than 113 spoken languages there. They are tribal, but some islands are more developed with technology around them.

"Culture & Customs." Vanuatu Culture And Custom - Vanuatu Traditions, Folklore, Heritage, www.hootholidays.com.au/tools/guides/vanuatu/culture-customs.

3. Some push factors that forced these people to seek refuge is the hurricanes that wrecked the islands and the absence of food, medical support, and education. The pull factors were that some islands had refuge from the storms and the aftereffects of them. People went to safe houses or areas where there were people.

"Cyclone Pam Devastates Vanuatu; 82,000 Children at Risk on 22 Islands." UNICEF USA, 30 Mar. 2015, www.unicefusa.org/stories/cyclone-pam-devastates-vanuatu-82000-children-risk-22-islands/22786.

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All Leaves Are Gone 1. All the islands were affected by a hurricane and people just moved throughout the islands trying to find refuge from the affects of the hurricanes and other impacts of the aftermath. Adams, Ron. "Vanuatu." Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., 1999, www.britannica.com/place/Vanuatu. 2.

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Argentina

1. The areas effected by the migration were the former Soviet provinces. South America was also effected, because after the Soviet Union Collapsed things were still economically hard for people in eastern Europe.

2. The people affected were the immigrants from Eastern Europe, and the native residents of South America. The culture of Eastern Europe was spread to South America, and where ever else they immigrated to. People of all ages decided to move out of Europe, because the Soviet Union caused economic collapse.

3. The pull factors of Argentina was the unknown, and the sense of adventure for the people moving there. A push factor from the Eastern Europe was that their economy was not great, and there were still tensions with Russia.

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Argentina 1. The areas effected by the migration were the former Soviet provinces. South America was also effected, because after the Soviet Union Collapsed things were still economically hard for people in eastern Europe. 2. The people affected were the immigrants from Eastern Europe, and the native residents of South America.

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Laos is a transit country between China and Thailand. Laos and many of its Providences that include Luangprabang, Udomxay, Phongsaly, Xiengkhuang, Huaphanh, Luangnamtha, Bokeo and Xayabouly provinces. ( Unknown, 2). The people affected are the native young women in Laos. Girls and young women are being smuggled into China to support the growing bride trading in China. The Laos government is trying to prevent this by it´s provinces and the Country creating new techniques to protect their citizens. They have modern counterfeiting, e-passports and anti-forgery. The Laos government is having greater vigilance to protect trade and the human rights of the smuggled victims. The pull factor in Laos is that it is developing into a nice country overall. It is part of the Association of the South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN). This association is growing in development which would attract immigrants to come to Laos. A push factor for women is the fact that they could get smuggled by criminals in China. This could lead to younger women leaving the country to safer countries to avoid danger.

4corners7seas, Unknown, 3 July 2020, www.4corners7seas.com/china-yunnan-southeast-asia-overland/.

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Culture Trip, The Culture Trip, 12 Apr. 2018, theculturetrip.com/asia/laos/articles/the-lotus-project-tackling-laos-sex-trafficking-problem/.

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U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Unknown, 19 Jan. 2017, www.uschamber.com/association-southeast-asian-nations-asean.

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Korean Migrant Workers

1. The areas effected by the migration to South Korea/Republic of Korea is the country itself as it sees an influx of people bringing in new culture and diversity. Korea is effected both physically and economy by migrant workers as the contribute greatly to the countries growth. The home countries of migrants are also effected by this migration. For example, Nepal's economy relies heavily on money being sent back to the country. Another area effected by migration from Korea is Germany as Koreans migrate to Korea.

2. The people effected by the human migration to Korea are typically employers because they benefit greatly from the exploitation of foreign workers. However, people have been inclined to speak up about the mistreatment of foreign workers so these peoples lives have been effected as well. Society in general is effected as well as more diversity is being introduced.

3. The pull factor for migration in Korea is the opportunity to make money. The foreign workers feel that despite the mistreatment they face by their employers, they have to continue to put up with it so they can send money to their home countries.

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Korean Migrant Workers 1. The areas effected by the migration to South Korea/Republic of Korea is the country itself as it sees an influx of people bringing in new culture and diversity. Korea is effected both physically and economy by migrant workers as the contribute greatly to the countries growth.

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Peaks and Valleys: Nepal's Migration Story

My article includes two similar stories with two very different outcomes. The first group, a mom and her two daughters, are leaving for the United States from the capital of Nepal, Kathmandu. The mother, 42 year old Suman lived in refugee camps in Nepal for over two decades. Her daughters 17 year old Emma and 19 year old Numa grew up in the camps, and know nothing different. They are finally able to leave through the US Refugee Admissions Program after years of rape threats, sexual abuse, and bullying from soldiers in the camps. The three are going to Los Angles to live with family.

Back in Kathmandu, Tonka a 40 year old migrant had just come back from a job in Malaysia. He too was set up for a better life and a new job, however a rough turn of events left him injured and back in his home country. After surviving a brief period of unjustified imprisonment and scams, he worked as a carpenter in Malaysia where he accidentally injured his hand. He returned back to Malaysia as a failed immigrant. Despite their differences, both accounts show the lack of jobs and economic opportunities in Nepal. These people want more than anything to work and provide for themselves, but their country cannot provide them that. This is what is pushing them to find find work elsewhere. The better economy and living conditions in more developed countries where they are migrating to are very appealing. These pull factors are those countries to grow more and more everyday.

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Peaks and Valleys: Nepal's Migration Story My article includes two similar stories with two very different outcomes. The first group, a mom and her two daughters, are leaving for the United States from the capital of Nepal, Kathmandu. The mother, 42 year old Suman lived in refugee camps in Nepal for over two decades.

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The migration had a lot oh houses destroyed and new camps and locations were people can stay and sleep.In Guiuan, Eastern Samar

https://www.britannica.com/event/Super-Typhoon-Haiyan

people that got effected were poor and homeless. The disator made many people find new homes ,jobs,food, and many more. They had to make camps were people had to stay tell they figured out what they need to do.MSF provide camps were they had food and water and also a place to lay there head.

The push factor is that the hurricane pushed them out of the country and they had no other choice. They moved to get jobs to make money for they can live a normal life.

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1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map.

Economist Intelligence Unit, and Jay L. Spaulding . "Sudan Map." Britannica, Britannica Encyclopedia, 2 Sept. 2020, www.britannica.com/place/Sudan.

2. Explain the people affected by the human migration in your article. Explain culture, ethnicity, age, gender, etc. Provide a visual representation that illustrates the people affected by the human migration. Make sure to include MLA citations with the images.

Women were affected the most by the migration. Most if not all of the migrants had a dark skin color.

3. Explain the push and pull factors associated with the human migration in your article. Provide a visual to enhance comprehension. Make sure to include MLA citations with the visuals.

The push factor was that the village was attacked and burned.

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1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map. Economist Intelligence Unit, and Jay L. Spaulding . "Sudan Map." Britannica, Britannica Encyclopedia, 2 Sept. 2020, www.britannica.com/place/Sudan. 2.

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MLA article citation:

"One Day I Decided to Migrate." International Organization for Migration, 24 Mar. 2015, www.iom.int/migrant-stories/one-day-i-decided-migrate.

MLA Reference Citation:

"Distance from Argentina to Ukraine." Distance Between Cities, 2009, www.distancefromto.net/distance-from-argentina-to-ukraine.

Argentina was open to migrants and was making the permanent residential process quicker to obtain. A 19-year-old from Ukraine migrated to Argentina to have a better future than Ukraine could provide. She had gone with her aunt and uncle, two professionals without work in Ukraine. Although she was content in her home country, there were many challenges there that sooner or later would have a noticeable impact on her life. When curiosity took her to Argentina, she faced an unusual hot climate. Argentina was a sight to see with its vegetation and palm trees. The Argentinians, she soon found out, were pleasant and supportive people! They greeted each other with kisses and attended demonstrations in front of Congress. The people spoke Spanish, a language she mastered after about six months. Due to the political and economic crisis' in Argentina, it was hard to find work. The country had already been in a struggling state, and the surge of migrants made it harder to find work. It had been a difficult transition from Ukraine to Argentina. She often felt homesick, but she pulled through and stayed until she began traveling all around the world.She then migrated to Peru for 3 years and worked as a model, tour guide, and translator. Later she travelled all over South America, where she went to uni to study transllation. In her last stops, she spent 3 more years in Argentina before migrating to Canada where she worked as a social worker with the Canadian Mental Health Association.

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MLA reference:

"Help Wanted." The Kathmandu Post, The Kathmandu Post, kathmandupost.com/opinion/2017/09/01/help-wanted.

MLA reference:

Lovett, Oliver. "The 9 Easiest Countries To Get A Work Visa." Live and Invest Overseas, Publisher Name Live and Invest Overseas Publisher Logo, 12 Aug. 2020, www.liveandinvestoverseas.com/lifestyle/the-9-easiest-countries-to-get-a-work-visa/.

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1. Nhial Malia was resettled by IOM from a refugee camp in western Ethiopia to Houston, Texas.

2. The people that are affected by this migration are the imagrant's fleeing from the war and the Americans who are taking in these imagrant's. The imagrants are affeced by this change because they lost there children; homes, jobs, and resources. They main group affected by this migration are the men/ boys around the age's of 16 - 31 because they are the most likly to get killed or forced to join a military. Because of their age and gender ethnicity the ethnicity they want is people who aren't from the oposing side so people who are running from the violence because they are afraid are the people that they want to take again pointing to the young male refugee.

3. They are leaving Ghana because of the danger with being close to the conflict with north and south Sudan. ( 1; Nail Malia )

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1. Nhial Malia was resettled by IOM from a refugee camp in western Ethiopia to Houston, Texas. 2. The people that are affected by this migration are the imagrant's fleeing from the war and the Americans who are taking in these imagrant's. The imagrants are affeced by this change because they lost there children; homes, jobs, and resources.

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Cambodia

Cambodia has lots of migrants moving to Thailand and the border that they share due to their home being burned. There was a war going on years ago that caused Cambodian people to have to move to Thailand to become refugees and there are currently lots of people migrating from Cambodia to the different southeastern Asian countries around it.

Cambodia Road Map & Angkor: Nelles Map

https://mapscompany.com/products/map-nelles-cambodia-angkor The people that are migrating are enduring bad conditions where they have little supplies. There are also multiple people of various ages and mostly of southeast Asian descent. Both genders are migrating to Thailand and other places for refuge. The conditions in Cambodia were very bad, with lots of natural disasters and the people had a recent war which caused people to move to refugee camps in Thailand. There also was lots of suffering from the war. Some people even left Cambodia as children for safety. Cambodia is no longer at war, but the area is still not good.

https://www.cnn.com/2015/04/16/asia/cambodia-khmer-rouge-anniversary/index.html

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Cambodia Cambodia has lots of migrants moving to Thailand and the border that they share due to their home being burned. There was a war going on years ago that caused Cambodian people to have to move to Thailand to become refugees and there are currently lots of people migrating from Cambodia to the different southeastern Asian countries around it.

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Argentina

One Day I Decided to Migrate

"One Day I Decided To Migrate". International Organization For Migration, 2014, https://www.iom.int/migrant-stories/one-day-i-decided-migrate. Accessed 17 Oct 2020.

This migration case study begins in Argentina after she moved away from Ukaine. Later in her life she decided to mirate to Canada. The places that were affected by human migration in this article were Ukraine, Argentina, and Canada. The Ukraine was affected because people left their country. Argentina let people come in to make a stronger economy. This encourage many people to migrate to Argentina. Canada was also impacted in a similar way. Overall I think the impact for Canada was not so big simply because they went their on their own with no help.

In this migration case study those who were affected were the Argentinians. This is because the economy was bad already and with the more migrants came it made it harder for people to find jobs. Everyone at this time was suffering because the country was going through a serious political and economic crisis. This affected their whole country. It affected the economy it affected families with them not having enough to eat. Even though all of this happening she says that they all supported each other.

In this migration case there were the good and the bad. The push of this case study is that the Argentina government allowed migrants to come in. They also were expediting the procedures to obtain permanent residence. This encouraged many people to come in to their country. Some people were facing many tragedies back home so it was a great thing for them to be able to leave permantley to new country. The pull factor now was that the Argentina government was facing a lot of politiacl and economic issues. It was very hard for people to find jobs. This made people want to migrate to other places for more job oppertunities. This push factor made a lot of people migrate to else were to support their families.

Argentina-Ukraine relations

Cárdenas, D.

The Ria Blog - The Ria Money Transfer Blog

"The Ria Blog - The Ria Money Transfer Blog". The Ria Blog, 2020, https://blog.riamoneytransfer.com/. Accessed 18 Oct 2020.

Cárdenas, Diana. "Food Crisis In Argentina Causes Protests - Latinamerican Post". Latinamericanpost.Com, 2020, https://latinamericanpost.com/15633-food-crisis-in-argentina-causes-protests. Accessed 18 Oct 2020.

Massive mobilization against the socio-economic crisis in Argentina : Peoples Dispatch

"Massive Mobilization Against The Socio-Economic Crisis In Argentina : Peoples Dispatch". Peoples Dispatch, 2019, https://peoplesdispatch.org/2019/08/30/massive-mobilization-against-the-socio-economic-crisis-in-argentina/. Accessed 18 Oct 2020.

"Argentina-Ukraine Relations". En.Wikipedia.Org, 2020, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argentina%E2%80%93Ukraine_relations. Accessed 17 Oct 2020.

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"Argentina-Ukraine Relations". En.Wikipedia.Org, 2020, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argentina%E2%80%93Ukraine_relations. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

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A 19- year old girl's family were struggling to find a job in the Ukraine, so they decided to temporarily travel to Argentina and explore south America for a while to find a job for more money, because Argentina was excepting immigrants to obtain permanent residence, which is the pull factor. She struggled migrating because even though things were not great, she was happy in her old country, but she ad to try something new. She was not used to the climate, it was hot and she was suprised about how much vegetation there was in the country, she did not speak the language of the other people. She was also not used to the people, hey weren't as welcoming as they thought. The people kissed ecah other when they met, and they spoke very fast and passionatly. She had the chance to go back after a year, but she decided to stay and create a new life and make new friends. Later, she migrated to Canada with her husband to explore more of the world.

"Valley Palm Trees Hit Hard By Extreme Summer Heat ". KNXV, 2020, https://www.abc15.com/news/state/palm-trees-hit-hard-by-extreme-summer-heat. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

"100 "Evitas" Take To The Streets Of Argentina's Capital". AP NEWS, 2019, https://apnews.com/article/04f1d87bf8f8454f85b762e2c5d0194c. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

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"Argentina-Ukraine Relations". En.Wikipedia.Org, 2020, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argentina%E2%80%93Ukraine_relations. Accessed 16 Oct 2020. Summary: A 19- year old girl's family were struggling to find a job in the Ukraine, so they decided to temporarily travel to Argentina and explore south America for a while to find a job for more money, because Argentina was excepting immigrants to obtain permanent residence, which is the pull factor.

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Meriam and her family lived in Mellit when tribal warfare and insecurity plagued their village many times a year they were forced to move northwest into a new village in mellit. There migration was a intraregional migration within sudan

Google.Com, 2020, https://www.google.com/search?q=mellit+sudan+on+map&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwjln-_xv7nsAhUDZq0KHUILBQQQ2-cCegQIABAA&oq=mellit+sudan+on+map&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQAzoCCAA6BAgAEB5QpwRYzR5gwSFoAHAAeACAAYwEiAGDFZIBCTItMi4yLjIuMZgBAKABAaoBC2d3cy13aXotaW1nwAEB&sclient=img&ei=ycWJX6WXFoPMtQXClpQg&bih=617&biw=1366&rlz=1CAHLQR_enUS923&safe=active&ssui=on&surl=1#imgrc=T8uiAjvMCCHfJM. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

the push factor in mariams story is the violence and the tribal warfare going on at he time. the pull factor was refuge foe mariam and he children.

https://asopa.typepad.com/asopa_people/2016/02/still-today-the-rituals-of-engan-tribal-warfare-prevail.html

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Why is Bulgaria's population falling off a cliff?

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1. The area affected by migration in my story is Bulgaria. More specifically, the small towns in this country that are loosing all of their people are being hurt the most by the flooding migration out of the city. These cities are being affected because the migration is hurting their economy, political views, and social issues.

"Bulgaria | History, Language, & Points Of Interest". Encyclopedia Britannica, 2020, https://www.britannica.com/place/Bulgaria. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

2. Mainly the younger society that has stayed in the towns where there has been a population decrease are going to be affected by the migration. When there is no one in your town or community to purchase the goods that you are selling, you cannot make a living for your family. The government did not want to bring in immigrants because they felt that the new people would mess up the culture, however it was just hurting the people of the country even more. The government leaders put up fences around the country to limit the traffic into the country. The older class may not see the affects that come from the declining society, because they are not getting a paycheck from working, but the declining amount of people is also affecting them. In this country, there is a declining CBR and rising CDR, that causes a decline in population in addition to the migration.

Lh3.Googleusercontent.Com, 2020, https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-gRiWNy_N5AA/X4n1YiIWEYI/AAAAAAAAALk/QhkipcBU7VwX3Sf1TSZ2Az6QhEck0cugwCLcBGAsYHQ/image.png. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

3. The main push factor for citizens in Bulgaria is economic factors. Like I explained in number 2, when there is no one in your region to trade money with you, you have no way to make a living. In the article, it explained that most migrants went to larger cities to start new lives. Another large factor is the social end of things. For example, when you are living in misery and displeasure around other citizens who are living with the bare minimum, you are going to want to leave your country for a better life.

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1. The area affected by migration in my story is Bulgaria. More specifically, the small towns in this country that are loosing all of their people are being hurt the most by the flooding migration out of the city. These cities are being affected because the migration is hurting their economy, political views, and social issues.

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"All The Leaves Are Gone...". International Organization For Migration, 2015, https://www.iom.int/migrant-stories/all-leaves-are-gone. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

On March 2015, Cyclone Pam hit Vanuatu and the entire country was destroyed. Most people on the archipelago had their homes destroyed and little to no food, water, and medical care. Schools and churches became evacuee centers. Most people are staying in the country but migrate to local schools to stay safe. Some migrants stay at the schools for days or weeks.

Continents, All et al. "Vanuatu Map And Information, Map Of Vanuatu, Facts, Figures And Geography Of Vanuatu -Worldatlas.Com". Worldatlas, 2020, https://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/oceania/vu.htm. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

"All The Leaves Are Gone...". International Organization For Migration, 2015, https://www.iom.int/migrant-stories/all-leaves-are-gone. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

Over 35% of the population are children. About another 35% of the population is between the ages of 25 and 54. About 70% of the population is protestant. Almost the entire population is Ni-Vanuatu, which are very closely related ethnic groups in Vanuatu. The push factor was environmental. Not only did the hurricane destroy everything, but they destroyed the Natangura trees, which provide leaves that are traditionally used for roofs. This means that a large percentage of the population will remain homeless.

McGarry, Dan. "Cyclone Harold: Relief For Vanuatu Delayed By Coronavirus Contamination Fears". The Guardian, 2020, https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/14/cyclone-harold-relief-for-vanuatu-delayed-by-coronavirus-contamination-fears. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

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"All The Leaves Are Gone...". International Organization For Migration, 2015, https://www.iom.int/migrant-stories/all-leaves-are-gone. Accessed 16 Oct 2020. On March 2015, Cyclone Pam hit Vanuatu and the entire country was destroyed. Most people on the archipelago had their homes destroyed and little to no food, water, and medical care. Schools and churches became evacuee centers.

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Malaria & Thailand

Gonzalez, Kelli. "Southeast Asia". Slideserve, 2014, https://www.slideserve.com/kelli/southeast-asia. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

"How Changing Behaviour Is Beating Malaria In Thailand". International Organization For Migration, 2014, https://www.iom.int/migrant-stories/how-changing-behaviour-beating-malaria-thailand. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

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The region most affected by this migration is Southeast Asia. More specifically people migrate from either Myanmar or Cambodia to Thailand because of this origination (used to help migrants from spreading/catching Malaria) stationed in Thailand tend to focus on areas closest to the boarders of those country. Some of the people affected by this migration are the migrates themselves as they have a low literacy rate and only speak their native language. This makes communication hard when trying to teach them how to stop the spread/catching of Malaria. Most of the migrants are either Burmese or Cambodian and they are usually of working age. A big push factor was Myanmar's and Cambodia's lack of economic opportunities for its citizens. The main push factor was the ability to become a migrant worker in Thailand.

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1) Tony was trying to leave El Salvador to find better employment and payment to provide for his family. Tony was stopped and had to return back to El Salvador. This happened to a lot of immigrants that try to find a better life but are forced to return.

2) The people that are looking for a better life with more stable conditions but the border police are sending them back and won't let them cross to another country.

3) The pull factor that was pulling Tony to the states was the opportunity to get a better job and better conditions for his family. El Salvador is a very controlling country and they do not have the best conditions and jobs for their people which is why people want to travel to other countries.

MLA Citations:

Moen, John. "Central America Map - Map of Central America Countries, Landforms, Rivers, and Information Pages." WorldAtlas, WorldAtlas, 25 Apr. 2017, www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/camerica.htm.

Ainsley, Julia, and Mariana Atencio. "Another U.S.-Bound Caravan Takes Shape, This One from El Salvador." NBCNews.com, NBCUniversal News Group, 24 Oct. 2018, www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/another-u-s-bound-caravan-takes-shape-one-el-salvador-n923346.

Houses, Trulia's. "What an Average Home Looks Like in Every State." Trulia's Blog, 14 Nov. 2018, www.trulia.com/blog/average-home-in-every-state/.

"This Is What Life Is Like in Rural El Salvador." Compassion International Blog, 19 Feb. 2020, blog.compassion.com/el-salvador-facts-what-is-life-like-in-rural-el-salvador/.

Ainsley, Julia, and Mariana Atencio. "Another U.S.-Bound Caravan Takes Shape, This One from El Salvador." NBCNews.com, NBCUniversal News Group, 24 Oct. 2018, www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/another-u-s-bound-caravan-takes-shape-one-el-salvador-n923346.

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1) Tony was trying to leave El Salvador to find better employment and payment to provide for his family. Tony was stopped and had to return back to El Salvador. This happened to a lot of immigrants that try to find a better life but are forced to return.

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1. The 2 main areas that are being affected my this migration are Guatemala, (the place they are leaving) and Mexico, (the place that they are escaping to)

(moving from green to orange)

2. The people affected by this migration are obviously the refugees doing the migrating but also the people they might meet or encounter along the way. Cultures are greatly impacted by migration too. As people move or migrate to another place, they take their cultures and believes with them and share them with the people in their new home and pass them on to future generations.

3.The major push factors that are forcing people out of Guatemala include the rising amounts of gang activities and violence happening in that area right now. The government is also struggling there. There are a lot of risks with traveling however. The migrants have to be careful because many people have been victim to kidnapping, extortion, human trafficking, and assault.

Kneale, S. (2020). What are some of the problems with cultural diversity?. Retrieved 19 October 2020, from https://stephenkneale.com/2020/05/12/what-are-some-of-the-problems-with-cultural-diversity/

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1. The 2 main areas that are being affected my this migration are Guatemala, (the place they are leaving) and Mexico, (the place that they are escaping to) (moving from green to orange) 2. The people affected by this migration are obviously the refugees doing the migrating but also the people they might meet or encounter along the way.

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In my article it was about how a young man named Jose Luiz Hernandez who lived in Honduras but wanted a better life in the United States of America but he ended up loosing and arm a leg and four finger on the other hand. He chose the faster but more dangerous route where he fell asleep and was pushed off a train. The main reason that he left his home was so that he could provide and help his family in Honduras. Most of the people that choose to go the more dangerous route end up like he did. People all over Central America are effected by this because they are going the dangerous way and getting hurt.

"Economic Push And Pull Factors - AP Human Geography Migration". Sites.Google.Com, 2020, https://sites.google.com/site/aphumangeographymigration/economic-push-and-pull-factors. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

"Honduran Migrants Ask Mexico To Allow Free Passage". San Diego Union-Tribune, 2014, https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/sdut-honduran-migrants-ask-mexico-to-allow-safe-passage-2014apr09-story.html. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

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In my article it was about how a young man named Jose Luiz Hernandez who lived in Honduras but wanted a better life in the United States of America but he ended up loosing and arm a leg and four finger on the other hand.

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Why is Bulgaria's population falling off a cliff?

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1. The area affected by migration in my story is Bulgaria. More specifically, the small towns in this country that are loosing all of their people are being hurt the most by the flooding migration out of the city. These cities are being affected because the migration is hurting their economy, political views, and social issues.

"Bulgaria | History, Language, & Points Of Interest". Encyclopedia Britannica, 2020, https://www.britannica.com/place/Bulgaria. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

2. Mainly the younger society that has stayed in the towns where there has been a population decrease are going to be affected by the migration. When there is no one in your town or community to purchase the goods that you are selling, you cannot make a living for your family. The government did not want to bring in immigrants because they felt that the new people would mess up the culture, however it was just hurting the people of the country even more. The government leaders put up fences around the country to limit the traffic into the country. The older class may not see the affects that come from the declining society, because they are not getting a paycheck from working, but the declining amount of people is also affecting them. In this country, there is a declining CBR and rising CDR, that causes a decline in population in addition to the migration.

Lh3.Googleusercontent.Com, 2020, https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-gRiWNy_N5AA/X4n1YiIWEYI/AAAAAAAAALk/QhkipcBU7VwX3Sf1TSZ2Az6QhEck0cugwCLcBGAsYHQ/image.png. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

3. The main push factor for citizens in Bulgaria is economic factors. Like I explained in number 2, when there is no one in your region to trade money with you, you have no way to make a living. In the article, it explained that most migrants went to larger cities to start new lives. Another large factor is the social end of things. For example, when you are living in misery and displeasure around other citizens who are living with the bare minimum, you are going to want to leave your country for a better life.

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1. The area affected by migration in my story is Bulgaria. More specifically, the small towns in this country that are loosing all of their people are being hurt the most by the flooding migration out of the city. These cities are being affected because the migration is hurting their economy, political views, and social issues.

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Asia is growing in population. This is because they are building more buildings, which causes more jobs. This is a major pull factor. People from all around want better jobs, and Asia is becoming more and more developed. Another major pull factor is ASEAN which is causing more job opportunities.

The people affected by this were both the people already living there, and the ones who migrated there. For the people there, their environment and economy majorly changed. For the people who migrated, they came because of new opportunities, so they will most likely be positively impacted by it. Since there so much growth occurring, the place that they live in will be changing.

The pull factors would be all of the new job opportunities, and the strong economy. Push factors could be people losing their jobs because of the people moving in.

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Provide an in-depth summary of the article that includes the following:

1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement.

People from Nepal move to India, Malaysia and the population grows as does the economy. Nepal is affected because the dependency ratio increases."1,500 a day by some estimates - to work as laborers in India, Malaysia or one of the gulf nations." (Ellen Barry 1)

2. Explain the people affected by the human migration in your article. Explain culture, ethnicity, age, gender, etc. Provide a visual representation that illustrates the people affected by the human migration.

The people affected by this migration are the elderly and woman "Frail older people have been left to manage the aftermath on their own."(Ellen Barry 2) this migration also affects culture "Hindu custom dictates that funeral pyres should be lighted by the oldest son of the deceased, but these men were too young to have sons, so they were burned by their brothers or fathers."(Ellen Barry 1)

3. Explain the push and pull factors associated with the human migration in your article. Provide a visual to enhance comprehension. Make sure to include MLA citations with the visuals.

One pull factor is money for the family "many will decide that they can best help their families by going abroad and sending their earnings home. "(Ellen Barry 3) The push factor is the earthquake "When Nepal was hit with a powerful earthquake the tremor shattered lives, landmarks and the very landscape of the country." (Ellen Barry 2)

Ugc.Futurelearn.Com, 2020, https://ugc.futurelearn.com/uploads/assets/a9/16/a91672ef-169d-4a6d-ad29-e87e25d107e8.png. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

"Nepal'S Young Men, Lost To Migration, Then A Quake (Published 2015)". Nytimes.Com, 2020, https://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/05/world/asia/nepal-already-stripped-of-young-men-faces-a-darker-problem.html. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

"Concern Of Nepalese Migrant Workers In Qatar". My City, 2017, https://myrepublica.nagariknetwork.com/mycity/news/concern-of-nepalese-migrant-workers-in-qatar. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

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Provide an in-depth summary of the article that includes the following: 1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. People from Nepal move to India, Malaysia and the population grows as does the economy.

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ghters and a Joyful Reunification

""I Am Now Complete": A Father, Three Daughters And A Joyful Reunification". International Organization For Migration, 2018, https://www.iom.int/migrant-stories/i-am-now-complete-father-three-daughters-and-joyful-reunification. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

1. All the areas affected by human migration were Uganda, and Belgium. Uganda was were they started, the three daughters lived with their mother for the last 3 years in Uganda. Belgium is where the father lived. The girls traveled their to get family reunification with the IOM so they can live with him.

Belgium Map and Satellite Image

"Belgium Map And Satellite Image". Geology.Com, 2020, https://geology.com/world/belgium-satellite-image.shtml. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

2. The people affected by human migration in this article are a single dad, Stephane, his three very young girls, Eunice Neema, Bless Riziki, and Plenty Buya. The girls lived with a foster or host family while going through the process of being reunited with their father.

"'I Am Now Complete': A Father, Three Daughters and a Joyful Reunification." International Organization for Migration, 6 Sept. 2018, www.iom.int/migrant-stories/i-am-now-complete-father-three-daughters-and-joyful-reunification.

3. The push and pull factors associated with my article is the family. First, the father, Stephane, was pulled to Belgium, ultimately for a better life for his girls. He wanted to move to Belgium for a better job and safer environment. Even though the girls could not go immediately, that was the end goal. Stephanes ex-wife was also involved. She was all for the girls leaving Uganda and helped with paperwork, and taking care of the girls in the beginning. She could also be a push factor, releasing her rights to let the girls leave and doing all the grunt work to get the girls to Belgium.

"Belgium." Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., 12 Oct. 2020, www.britannica.com/place/Belgium.

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1. Explain the areas affected by human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map. The Cambodia-Thai Border that all

migrants came to is describes as a regional migration spot because we have people coming from throughout Southeast Asia. People traveled from Myanmar, the Philippines, and other places in Southeast Asia.

2. Explain the people affected by human migration in your article. Explain the culture, ethnicity, age, gender, etc. Provide a visual representation that illustrates the people affected by human migration. Make sure to include MLA citations with the images.

The people that were migrating to the Cambodia-Thai border were of all age, genders, and religions. They had little resources due to how fast they were migrating and how little time they had.

3. Explain the push and pull factors associated with human migration in your article. Provide a visual to enhance comprehension. Make sure to include MLA citations with the visuals.

Conditions in Cambodia were very severe, there was a

recent war and many natural disasters which caused a little overpopulation due to refugee camps located there. The war affected many areas in Asia causing the region to crash and struggle.

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1. Explain the areas affected by human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map. The Cambodia-Thai Border that all migrants came to is describes as a regional migration spot because we have people coming from throughout Southeast Asia.

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1. Some areas affected by human migration was Vinnytsia because Niyara fled from her country to there. Because she had to move, she had to start her new life in Ukraine for her family and herself.

"Crimea Map". ABC News, 2020, https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-20/crimea-map/9552606?nw=0. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

2. The people that were affected by the human migration was a woman named Niyara and her family and left Crimea for reasons that were not explained. She had a husband and gave birth to her ninth son only after being in Vinnytsia for a couple of weeks. The ages of the family ranged from newborn to about mid 30s or 40s.

3. Some push factors were that there were issues in Crimea that were so big that it forced people to move. Some pull factors were that IOM was providing food and that they could have a safer place to live.

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Brooklin Frazier- Born displaced IOM supports conflict affected people

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1. Some areas affected by human migration was Vinnytsia because Niyara fled from her country to there. Because she had to move, she had to start her new life in Ukraine for her family and herself. "Crimea Map". ABC News, 2020, https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-20/crimea-map/9552606?nw=0. Accessed 19 Oct 2020. 2.

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Argentina

Citation- "One Day I Decided To Migrate". International Organization For Migration, 2014, https://www.iom.int/migrant-stories/one-day-i-decided-migrate. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

1. The main areas effected were South America and the former soviet Provinces. South America was effected economically when the soviet union collapsed.

"Argentina-Russia Relations". En.Wikipedia.Org, 2020, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argentina%E2%80%93Russia_relations. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

2. The main people/ groups effected were the immigrants from eastern Europe, and the residents of South America. When the Soviet Union collapsed it caused economic collapse in Europe. The culture and ethnicity of the migrants was spread throughout south america and where ever else they migrated.

"Indigenous Peoples In Argentina: 'We Are Strangers In Our Own Country'". Amnesty.Org, 2013, https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2013/08/indigenous-peoples-argentina-we-are-strangers-our-own-country/. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

3. The pull factors of Argentina was the risk, or the thought of a better life. The push of Eastern Europe was the economic tension, and the fear of the Soviet Union.

"What Happened To The August 1991 Soviet Coup Plotters?". Radiofreeeurope/Radioliberty, 2016, https://www.rferl.org/a/what-happened-to-the-august-1991-coup-plotters/27933729.html. Accessed 19 Oct 2020 .

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1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map.

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The countries above were affected by this migration of people. With the refugees coming to America we had to alternate our lifestyle so we can provide housing, school/ education, and food for the refugees. The country they came from Bhutan, Asia was also affected by these people migrating because their economy fell because people aren't there to pay taxes, and etc. also their country's living conditions changed because less people = less money.

2. Explain the people affected by the human migration in your article. Explain culture, ethnicity, age, gender, etc. Provide a visual representation that illustrates the people affected by the human migration. Make sure to include MLA citations with the images.

The people already living in the America are affected by the migration also. Their life will be altered due to more people in the country. The population pyramid in the country will be affected also due to more female and families coming due to men fighting in war, or more older aged people coming, or the different cultures. The culture of the country may be altered due to the changes in people coming to the country and people coming form different parts of the world. The country of Bhutan living conditions will change because with less people = less people paying taxes and so less money. Housing will be deducted from the cost because it is not necessary so the living conditions and houses will not be the best and sanitary.

3. Explain the push and pull factors associated with the human migration in your article. Provide a visual to enhance comprehension. Make sure to include MLA citations with the visuals.

It was a push factor to cause the refugees to resettle. This resettlement was caused by the economic factors in Bhutan. In Bhutan the resettlement was caused by their low economy not being able to support there residents/ people which caused them to resettle.

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Map-

"Bhutan Map And Satellite Image". Geology.Com, 2020, https://geology.com/world/bhutan-satellite-image.shtml. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

"United States Map And Satellite Image". Geology.Com, 2020, https://geology.com/world/the-united-states-of-america-satellite-image.shtml. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

Refugees, United. "Resettlement Of Bhutanese Refugees Surpasses 100,000 Mark". UNHCR, 2020, https://www.unhcr.org/news/latest/2015/11/564dded46/resettlement-bhutanese-refugees-surpasses-100000-mark.html. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

"Bhutanese Refugees". En.Wikipedia.Org, 2020, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhutanese_refugees. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

"Isolation, Exclusion Cause Of Suicide Among American-Bhutanese: Report - Bhutan News Network". Bhutannewsnetwork.Com, 2019, http://www.bhutannewsnetwork.com/2019/01/isolation-exclusion-cause-of-suicide-among-american-bhutanese-report/. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

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1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map. Left from Came to The countries above were affected by this migration of people.

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The people of Southern Sudan are considered IDP (Internally displaced persons) if they stay in the country. The IQP go to a camp called ZamZam where they have been living while there is conflicts in Sudan.

The internal migration is mainly difficult on the women immigrants who have more responsibility, even at the camps. There is not a lot of different ethnic gfoups in the IDP camp, and there is no cultural persicution within the camps.

They were pushed into the camp after war had reached their villages and they were attacked. The war was a push factor that had caused them to leave. This is a social push factor because of the religous conflicts.

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The people of Southern Sudan are considered IDP (Internally displaced persons) if they stay in the country. The IQP go to a camp called ZamZam where they have been living while there is conflicts in Sudan. The internal migration is mainly difficult on the women immigrants who have more responsibility, even at the camps.

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Ukraine "Born Displaced: IOM Supports Conflict-Affected People In Ukraine". International Organization For Migration , 2014, https://www.i...

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Google.Com, 2020, https://www.google.com/search?q=southeast+asia+map&rlz=1CAHLQR_enUS916&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=qEs9gsvJa_Y09M%252CuaD7GZoY9wsuqM%252C_&vet=1&usg=AI4_-kRpuHOOqnVDNPpxCA7vX53jM10xzw&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj-sa3x17nsAhVG-qwKHUg6CB8Q9QF6BAgBEFo&biw=1366&bih=617&safe=active&ssui=on&surl=1#imgrc=qEs9gsvJa_Y09M. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

2.) The people affected by this migration the most would be the children. The children are being forced to make this migration due to the mud slides. These children are usually in the toddler age and being moved so they don't get killed.

Google.Com, 2020, https://www.google.com/search?q=children+in+myanmar&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwjl64yg2rnsAhVV8awKHWkyAOEQ2-cCegQIABAA&oq=children+in+myanmar&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQAzICCAA6BAgAEEM6BQgAELEDOgcIABCxAxBDOgYIABAFEB5Q9qYNWKLjDWDa5A1oAHAAeAGAAXuIAZIbkgEEMzEuN5gBAKABAaoBC2d3cy13aXotaW1nsAEAwAEB&sclient=img&ei=beGJX6WBJ9XiswXp5ICIDg&bih=617&biw=1366&rlz=1CAHLQR_enUS916&hl=en&safe=active&ssui=on&surl=1#imgrc=mXILoZLeg6WCqM. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

3.) The push factors from these regions are the mudslides in the mine areas. These mudslides have caused hundreds of deaths each time. They didnt want to risk the kids lives , so they decided to migrate them to the Cambodian-Thai boarder.

Google.Com, 2020, https://www.google.com/search?q=mudslides+in+myanmar&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwjXm8mM27nsAhXMi60KHWqcACgQ2-cCegQIABAA&oq=mudslides+in+myanmar&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQAzoECAAQQzoFCAAQsQM6BwgAELEDEEM6AggAOgQIABAYUKP2D1jPrxBgybIQaABwAHgBgAGaAYgBkxySAQUyNi4xMpgBAKABAaoBC2d3cy13aXotaW1nsAEAwAEB&sclient=img&ei=UeKJX5evB8yXtgXquILAAg&bih=617&biw=1366&rlz=1CAHLQR_enUS916&hl=en&safe=active&ssui=on&surl=1#imgrc=xwT0jF3HPo9RwM. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

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Google.Com, 2020, https://www.google.com/search?q=southeast+asia+map&rlz=1CAHLQR_enUS916&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=qEs9gsvJa_Y09M%252CuaD7GZoY9wsuqM%252C_&vet=1&usg=AI4_-kRpuHOOqnVDNPpxCA7vX53jM10xzw&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj-sa3x17nsAhVG-qwKHUg6CB8Q9QF6BAgBEFo&biw=1366&bih=617&safe=active&ssui=on&surl=1#imgrc=qEs9gsvJa_Y09M. Accessed 16 Oct 2020. 2.) The people affected by this migration the most would be the children. The children are being forced to make this migration due to the mud slides. These children are usually in the toddler age and being moved so they don't get killed.

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Nepal Migration case study

"Google Drive: Sign-In". Drive.Google.Com, 2020, https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0By-h5FNCd3LkeUl1eVFPVkdkalk. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

The areas affected by the human migration is America and Nepal due to the fact that many people migrate to America so they can be a migrant worker because Nepal is in a huge state of poverty so many people migrate to america so they can send remittances. The people affected by this migration are people who are at working age . Sex nor ethnicity really matter for their migration . The people who migrate are usually in a state of poverty which is a majority of Nepal they leave seeking more economic opportunities and or seeking higher education . The push factor that force people out of Nepal is poverty a weak education system ,little economic opportunities and civil war. The pull factors that attract people to america is better economic opportunities , safety from the civil are and higher education .

Google.Com, 2020, https://www.google.com/search?q=nepal+to+america&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwj-quzUyrnsAhWRcqwKHTcpC8kQ2-cCegQIABAA&oq=nepal+to+america&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQAzICCAAyBAgAEBgyBAgAEBgyBAgAEBgyBAgAEBgyBAgAEBgyBAgAEBhQ6yxYnjVgljtoAHAAeACAAWSIAcwFkgEDNy4xmAEAoAEBqgELZ3dzLXdpei1pbWfAAQE&sclient=img&ei=FdGJX77MEZHlsQW30qzIDA&bih=665&biw=1366&rlz=1CAHLQR_enUS916&safe=active&ssui=on&surl=1#imgrc=Xr7WdYeKyRbHVM. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

"People At Working Age For Nepal - Google Search". Google.Com, 2020, https://www.google.com/search?q=people+at+working+age+for+nepal&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwiJpI_F1bnsAhUGD60KHWFFD_QQ2-cCegQIABAA&oq=people+at+working+age+for+nepal&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQA1CsYFjYeWDJe2gCcAB4AIABb4gBrQiSAQM5LjOYAQCgAQGqAQtnd3Mtd2l6LWltZ8ABAQ&sclient=img&ei=fdyJX8nxBYaetAXhir2gDw&bih=665&biw=1366&rlz=1CAHLQR_enUS916&safe=active&ssui=on&surl=1#imgrc=UxAYsC_vAsFnjM. Accessed16Oct2020.

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Nepal Migration case study "Google Drive: Sign-In". Drive.Google.Com, 2020, https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0By-h5FNCd3LkeUl1eVFPVkdkalk. Accessed 19 Oct 2020. The areas affected by the human migration is America and Nepal due to the fact that many people migrate to America so they can be a migrant worker because Nepal is in a huge state of poverty so many people migrate to america so they can send remittances.

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She migrated from Ukraine to Argentina.Ukraine wasn't really affected but Argentina's population increased.

"World Maps | Maps Of All Countries, Cities And Regions Of The World". Ontheworldmap.Com, 2020, http://ontheworldmap.com/. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

She moved mostly because of her free will but the jobs in Ukraine were not good.She has a good education and a good enough income that she can just get up and leave.

Guest, David. "Freedom And Flexibility; At What Price?". Outcomes Business Group, 2020, https://outcomes.business/2018/04/12/freedom-and-flexibility-at-what-price/. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

A push factors are she wanted to travel and discover places and the jobs in Ukraine were not good.A pull factor is that she would be leaving her friends and family and new culture and language.

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She migrated from Ukraine to Argentina.Ukraine wasn't really affected but Argentina's population increased. "World Maps | Maps Of All Countries, Cities And Regions Of The World". Ontheworldmap.Com, 2020, http://ontheworldmap.com/. Accessed 16 Oct 2020. She moved mostly because of her free will but the jobs in Ukraine were not good.She has a good education and a good enough income that she can just get up and leave.

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Nepal’s Young Men, Lost to Migration, Then a Quake

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October 16, 2020

Many Destinations, One Place Called Home: Migration and

Livelihood for Rural Bolivians

The valleys in Bolivia are effected because people move away and send back money for their return and new houses and buildings are built using immigrate money. The main countries effected by Bolivian migration are America, Spain and Argentina because they travel to these countries for better jobs in hopes of returning beck to their home. Therefore these countries have immigrants coming for job creating a high demand for more jobs to keep its citizens employed.

Migration is usually done by the working age population leaving only the elderly and children in the villages. Therefore it is very common for the grandparents to take care of the grandchildren while the parents send money back to build a house for their return. They have also used migrant money to build new soccer fields and churches for the community. Lastly, when they return home to Bolivia they usually continue agriculture such as investing in the peach groves in the farmland. It is hard to return to Bolivia without being changed but they have a strong sense of culture and they try to continue traditions in the country they move to. They have this picture in their culture o someone drinking a chicha or beer of Bolivia on the moon to show no matter where they go they will always have a part of home.

Pull Factors to America, Spain and Argentina are economic opportunities many Bolivians leave to raise more money for their family then they return home. A pull factor into Bolivia would be returning home and being with family. There aren't any push factors because this is a voluntary migration both ways.

MLA Reference Citation:

Powell, Michael, and For Days. "Learning To Love Chicha - Bolivia For 91 Days". Bolivia.For91days.Com, 2020, https://bolivia.for91days.com/learning-to-love-chicha/. Accessed 18 Oct 2020.

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October 16, 2020 Many Destinations, One Place Called Home: Migration and Livelihood for Rural Bolivians The valleys in Bolivia are effected because people move away and send back money for their return and new houses and buildings are built using immigrate money.

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Migration Case Study

1. Itijah Subahan was from the Philippines and migrated to Mampang. Mampag is a transitory site in Ghana Africa.

(2020). Retrieved 16 October 2020, from https://www.google.com/search?q=world+map+continents&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwisx8KbyrnsAhWGRawKHTxPB7IQ2-cCegQIABAA&oq=world+map+con&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQARgAMgUIABCxAzIFCAAQsQMyAggAMgIIADICCAAyAggAMgIIADICCAAyAggAMgIIADoECAAQQzoHCAAQsQMQQ1DgSViHeWDpiAFoAHAAeACAAVuIAdICkgEBNJgBAKABAaoBC2d3cy13aXotaW1nwAEB&sclient=img&ei=ndCJX-yEBIaLsQW8np2QCw&bih=617&biw=1366&rlz=1CAHLQR_enUS916&hl=en&safe=active&ssui=on&surl=1#imgrc=zVxIKT1b-QNALM

2. In my article the people that were effected were Itijah and her family. Itijah has a husband, seven children, and two grandchildren. I do not know what the genders of her children and grandchildren are, the article did not say. Filipinos are very religous and they take pride in their families more than anything. They also love to party and celebrate Christmas!

filipinos - Google Search. (2020). Retrieved 16 October 2020, from https://www.google.com/search?q=filipinos&rlz=1CAHLQR_enUS916&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiy-u-t2rnsAhVJSq0KHeIVDZoQ_AUoAXoECA0QAw&biw=1366&bih=617&safe=active&ssui=on&surl=1#imgrc=RPBMqURd7_yi-M

3. The family had to leave because of fighting. The fighting was between the Moro National Liberation Front and the Philippine Army. Houses were also being burned down because of the siege when the MNLF were being pushed out of Rio Hondo and Mariki.

(2020). Retrieved 16 October 2020, from https://www.google.com/search?q=houses+being+burned+in+the+philliines&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwjS6b2y2rnsAhUB0awKHX3nBusQ2-cCegQIABAA&oq=houses+being+burned+in+the+philliines&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQAzoCCAA6BQgAELEDOggIABCxAxCDAToECAAQQzoGCAAQCBAeOgYIABAFEB46BAgAEBhQp8AeWLWsH2CEsB9oBXAAeACAAegBiAGDJpIBBzIwLjE0LjaYAQCgAQGqAQtnd3Mtd2l6LWltZ8ABAQ&sclient=img&ei=lOGJX9LPC4GiswX9zpvYDg&bih=617&biw=1366&rlz=1CAHLQR_enUS916&safe=active&ssui=on&surl=1#imgrc=xaxAHGH7QmunIM

Dumaraos, G. (2020). 11 Things You Should Know About Filipino Culture. Retrieved 16 October 2020, from https://theculturetrip.com/asia/philippines/articles/11-things-you-should-know-about-the-filipino-culture/

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Migration Case Study

Guiding Questions:

Provide an in-depth summary of the article that includes the following:

1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map.

East Jabal Marra, Karkor village was effected by the baddies who killed people.

"Sudan - Traveler View | Travelers' Health | CDC". Wwwnc.Cdc.Gov, 2020, https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/destinations/traveler/none/sudan. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

2. Explain the people affected by the human migration in your article. Explain culture, ethnicity, age, gender, etc. Provide a visual representation that illustrates the people affected by the human migration. Make sure to include MLA citations with the images.

The small villages in Sudan were attacked by men with guns and they had to seek safety in a camp.

"Internally Displaced Community From Zam Zam IDP Camp Participate In Cultural Event Promoting Social Cohesion". United Nations Peacekeeping, 2020, https://peacekeeping.un.org/en/internally-displaced-community-zam-zam-idp-camp-participate-cultural-event-promoting-social-cohesion. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

3. Explain the push and pull factors associated with the human migration in your article. Provide a visual to enhance comprehension. Make sure to include MLA citations with the visuals.

The push factor was the family had to move because men with guns were burning their houses and killing them.

"Abu Tira Attacks In Darfur Due To 'Lack Of Salaries' Major Says". Radio Dabanga, 2020, https://www.dabangasudan.org/en/all-news/article/abu-tira-attacks-in-darfur-due-to-lack-of-salaries-major-says. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

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Migration Case Study Guiding Questions: Provide an in-depth summary of the article that includes the following: 1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map.

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Ghana

"Against All Odds - Nhial's Journey from Refugee to Resettlement to U. S. Peace Corps Volunteer." International Organization for Migration, 24 Mar. 2015, www.iom.int/migrant-stories/against-all-odds-nhials-journey-refugee-resettlement-u-s-peace-corps-volunteer.

The Areas affected by human migration are Ghana( everyone was migrating away from Ghana) ,Ethiopia(refugee camp everyone was going there), and America. Ghana was affected because everyone wanted to migrate away from Ghana to find better job opportunities. Ethiopia was also affected since they had a refugee camp called Itang refugee camp where most refugees from Ghana went to. The refugee camps supplied them with food, water, and a shelter. America was one of the last places affected by human migration as well, it was affected since some of the people from Ghana were chosen to live there.

The people affected by human migration were the Ghanaians and the children. They had to face many challenges and cultural adjustments based on where they migrated to. They also had to learn new things about the place they were living, for example the language, technology, laws, and many more things. The children from Ghana were affected mainly because they had to survive the long journey's to the refugee camps.

Fritts, Lauren Gardenbelle. "Ghana Africa Orphanage Refugee Camp Kids Love." Flickr, Yahoo!, 6 Aug. 2018, www.flickr.com/photos/laurenfritts/43174193414/in/photostream/.

The push factor in this article would be the war between North and South Sudan. This is the push factor because the war is causing the people from Sudan to move/migrate away. The pull factor are the chances they have for a better life and future, food, safety, and more things.

"The Life of South Sudanese Refugees in Uganda on Hold: Beatrice's Story." Oxfam International, 17 Aug. 2017, www.oxfam.org/en/life-south-sudanese-refugees-uganda-hold-beatrices-story.

"Buduburam Refugee Camp in Ghana." Abandoned Children's Fund, 8 Apr. 2014, abandonedchildren.wordpress.com/2014/02/15/buduburam-refugee-camp-in-ghana/.

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MapCreator, 15 Oct. 2020, 130, mapchart.net/world.html.

Mathema, Paavan. "Quake-Blackened-Air." PHYS.ORG, phys.org/news/2018-05-quake-blackened-air-nepal-brick.html.

Paavan. "Cash." Freemoremoney, 12AD, 234, money.com.

1. The areas effected by human migration would be Germany and Korea as they made work deals to make Korea economy stronger. then migrants came to Korea to earn money which grew it more which came from Nepal which sent money to their families back in Nepal. All people were young or working age as they were sent and was just sent all together like a draft.

2. What happened to the migrant workers in both countries is that they were treated very harshly. They were all in bad protection and had to do unethical work tactics. The migrants were also abused by locals in the town. The human culture was mainly Korean workers going to Germany, as they were gone, Nepal workers went to Korea and filled the gap as they were the migrant workers for Korea.

3.The push factors of the people in Nepal was the economic situation and the work force they had in Nepal. The pull factor would be better living as the economy in Korea was improved as there economy due to the trade or loan they made with Germany.

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MapCreator, 15 Oct. 2020, 130, mapchart.net/world.html. Mathema, Paavan. "Quake-Blackened-Air." PHYS.ORG, phys.org/news/2018-05-quake-blackened-air-nepal-brick.html. Paavan. "Cash." Freemoremoney, 12AD, 234, money.com. 1. The areas effected by human migration would be Germany and Korea as they made work deals to make Korea economy stronger.

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Ghana

"Google Drive: Sign-In". Drive.Google.Com, 2020, https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/0By-h5FNCd3LkeUl1eVFPVkdkalk. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

1. Malia was forced to migrate out of Sudan due to extreme war conditions that would've lead him to death with his family. Malia and his family were then in a refugee camp in Ethiopia, that wasn't even really getting money from Ethiopia but rather organizations from developed countries. After being there for a while Malia had the chance to move to USA (Houston, Texas).

"World Map". En.Wikipedia.Org, 2020, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_map. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

2. What Malia did was put faith and hope in his culture and community by showing that life is more than just staying in a refugee camp and not having any hope for the future. He was also able to also show to not only his people but to others that it is never to late to change your life around and do good in the worlds.

"Sudan Erupts In Celebration After Army And Civilians Agree To Share Power (Published 2019)". Nytimes.Com, 2020, https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/17/world/africa/sudan-agreement-signed.html. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

3. Sudan and their people at the time were going through a terrible war and crisis. Which was a major push factor for people to immigrate out of the country. Ethiopia and other countries around Africa pull factor was the fact that they have refuge camps and safety for the Sudan people.

"Civil War In South Sudan | Global Conflict Tracker". Global Conflict Tracker, 2020, https://www.cfr.org/global-conflict-tracker/conflict/civil-war-south-sudan. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

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Ghana "Google Drive: Sign-In". Drive.Google.Com, 2020, https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/0By-h5FNCd3LkeUl1eVFPVkdkalk. Accessed 19 Oct 2020. 1. Malia was forced to migrate out of Sudan due to extreme war conditions that would've lead him to death with his family. Malia and his family were then in a refugee camp in Ethiopia, that wasn't even really getting money from Ethiopia but rather organizations from developed countries.

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Vanuatu

1. The migration in Vanuatu was caused by an environmental factor, Cyclone Pam. All of the migration was intraregional, as everyone moved within the country. They only moved to get to shelter.

2. Everyone in Vanuatu was affected by the migration. They all had to move into shelter because it was an environmental disaster. Their architecture was unable to withstand the natural disasters.

3. The push factor for Vanuatu was the cyclone that hit the islands. Most citizens had their homes destroyed, which forced them to move into shelter.

"Vanuatu Map - Answers". Answers, 2020, https://www.mapsofworld.com/answers/geography/what-are-the-key-facts-of-vanuatu/attachment/map-of-vanuatu/. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

""It Is Raining In The Hearts Of The People"". RNZ, 2017, https://www.rnz.co.nz/international/pacific-news/333473/it-is-raining-in-the-hearts-of-the-people. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

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Vanuatu 1. The migration in Vanuatu was caused by an environmental factor, Cyclone Pam. All of the migration was intraregional, as everyone moved within the country. They only moved to get to shelter. 2. Everyone in Vanuatu was affected by the migration. They all had to move into shelter because it was an environmental disaster.

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Provide an in-depth summary of the article that includes the following:

1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map.

IOM workers in Thailand are working with migrants, especially ones who live in the areas bordering Myanmar and Cambodia, to reduce and prevent the spread of Malaria to those unaware about the disease. Migrants who travel across the borders of Thailand may be unaware that they have Malaria and may accidentally create an epidemic in another country or migrants who enter Thailand may not know what Malaria is and catch the infectious disease.

2. Explain the people affected by the human migration in your article. Explain culture, ethnicity, age, gender, etc. Provide a visual representation that illustrates the people affected by the human migration. Make sure to include MLA citations with the images.

During the early years of the IOM working with migrants it was difficult to overcome obstacles such as language barriers and cultural beliefs. Many of the migrants were also afraid of the IOM and thought that they would be arrested or returned to their country for not having official documentation. The largest groups of migrants came from Myanmar and Cambodia and spoke either Khmer, Burmese, or Karen. For these groups bilingual staff had to be hired. Certain "ethnic groups also believed in herbal remedies and spiritual healing" (PDF, 2) and many also had low education levels so it was difficult to teach them about Malaria and how modern medicine could be helpful. " Regarding cultural behavior and practices, the staff realized it would be impossible, or inappropriate, to attempt to change their beliefs, so they adopted a bilateral advocacy approach to support the use of both modern medicine and spiritual healing." (PDF, 2) The IOM and its work affected migrants of all ages and genders through their creative methods of educating and spreading awareness about Malaria.

3. Explain the push and pull factors associated with the human migration in your article. Provide a visual to enhance comprehension. Make sure to include MLA citations with the visuals.

Thailand is the main destination for migrants from neighboring countries. Compared to Myanmar, Cambodia, Lao, and Malaysia, Thailand has an opportunity for a better life because of its better economic situation and room for immigrants due to its aging population which could be interpreted as a push or pull factor. It also has plenty of access to water, is centrally located in SE Asia, and has a tropical climate. Surrounding countries who are experiencing internal conflicts can seek refuge in Thailand. However, although Thailand has many pull factors, migrants must be careful about the problem Thailand has with Malaria. It only takes one mosquito bite to cause devastating effects so precautions are an absolute must 24/7.

MLA Citations:
Map 1: Lang, View. "Revisiting Transnational Migration Issues In East Asia: The Historical Paranoia Over National Sovereignty". History's Shadow, 2015, https://historysshadow.wordpress.com/2015/06/10/revisiting-transnational-migration-issues-in-east-asia-the-historical-paranoia-over-national-sovereignty/. Accessed 19 Oct 2020

Question 2 Images (All): "Thailand Behaviour Change Communication Campaign". Flickr, 2020, https://www.flickr.com/photos/iomasiapacific/sets/72157647998003002/with/15161991278/. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

Q3 Image 1: "Bangkok Named Best Leisure Destination In Asia Pacific For The Sixth Time". Thailand Business News, 2017, https://www.thailand-business-news.com/tourism/59686-bangkok-named-best-leisure-destination-asia-pacific-sixth-time.html. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

Q3 Image 2: Continents, All et al. "Thailand Maps & Facts". Worldatlas, 2020, https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/thailand. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

Q3 Image 3: "Thailand Weather | Thailand Holiday Package Deals". My Thailand, 2020, https://www.mythailand.com.au/weather-in-thailand/. Accessed 19 Oct 2020.

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Provide an in-depth summary of the article that includes the following: 1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map.

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1. When migrating from Guatemala, the migrants must move through Mexico. Often times when traveling through Mexico migrants are victims of kidnapping, extortion, assault, and trafficking. Mexico is affected by the crime that is caused by migrants traveling. Another place affected was Texas, after an earthquake in San Marcos, people were migrating back to Mexico and further into the United States.

HistoriaVictoria. "Blank North America Map." TES Resources, www.tes.com/teaching-resource/blank-north-america-map-12243939.

2. People that were affected by migration from Guatemala were the migrants traveling to Mexico and the United States. The migrants were victims of kidnapping, extortion, assault, and trafficking. On the more positive side of effects, children were given scholarships to children that immigrated to Tapachula, Mexico.

Al Jazeera. "Murders in Mexico Surge to Record in First Half of 2019." Mexico | Al Jazeera, Al Jazeera, 22 July 2019, www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/7/22/murders-in-mexico-surge-to-record-in-first-half-of-2019.

3. Push factors for leaving Guatemala would include, the economy isn't very strong to earn a living, the trek to migrate was unsafe and migrants were victimized by citizens of countries that had to be traveled through to get to their migration location. Pull factor for wanting to migrate to another country would include, a better economy to earn more money and more safety and security in another country.

Lind, Dara. "The Migrant Caravan, Explained." Vox, Vox, 24 Oct. 2018, www.vox.com/2018/10/24/18010340/caravan-trump-border-honduras-mexico.

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1. When migrating from Guatemala, the migrants must move through Mexico. Often times when traveling through Mexico migrants are victims of kidnapping, extortion, assault, and trafficking. Mexico is affected by the crime that is caused by migrants traveling. Another place affected was Texas, after an earthquake in San Marcos, people were migrating back to Mexico and further into the United States.

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1. The family had to move away from their home which is in Surigao del Norte,Philippines. Because a typhoon hit then the had to migrate to the tent city.The tent city is a refugee camp, home to millions.The families old town is now deserted.Everyone moved away because they said to not rebuild.The tent city is now over populated because of all the people who had to move.

Dapa, Surigao del Norte. (2020). Retrieved 16 October 2020, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dapa,_Surigao_del_Norte

2.The people who moved to the tent city affected the people already living there.Because of the migration the tent city struggled to care for a lot of people in the city .So now the people who where already there have to give up some off there resources to make supplies stretch.They had to get more organisations to help proved for the tent city people for example the red cross came to help.The camp city was very diverse in gender,age,culture,and ethnicity,but most where Philippine.

https://borgenproject.org/help-people-in-the-philippines/

3.The main push factor was the typhoon it had destroyed most of everything man created in Surigao del Norte. The family wanted to stay and try to rebuild but the grandmother had a fake leg and then broke her other leg when the typhoon hit.The son had Down's syndrome and needed special care that the family didn't have access to so, they had to leave and find help.The tent city had medicine,food,schools,and more so the family went their to receive aid.

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1. The family had to move away from their home which is in Surigao del Norte,Philippines. Because a typhoon hit then the had to migrate to the tent city.The tent city is a refugee camp, home to millions.The families old town is now deserted.Everyone moved away because they said to not rebuild.The tent city is now over populated because of all the people who had to move.

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Guiding Questions:

Provide an in-depth summary of the article that includes the following:

1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map.

Malaria is effecting mainly Thailand.

Scotland, P. (2020). Thailand Malaria Map - Fit for Travel. Retrieved 16 October 2020, from https://www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk/destinations/asia-east/thailand/thailand-malaria-map

2. Explain the people affected by the human migration in your article. Explain culture, ethnicity, age, gender, etc. Provide a visual representation that illustrates the people affected by the human migration. Make sure to include MLA citations with the images.

The article states that there is very high risk of spreading malaria to other countries by migrants who cross the border without proper care first. Most cases of malaria are happening around the border of Thailand because there are so many migrants who pass the disease around.

3. Explain the push and pull factors associated with the human migration in your article. Provide a visual to enhance comprehension. Make sure to include MLA citations with the visuals.

People in Thailand were afraid of the IOM association people that were trying to help them, they didn't know who they were enough to trust them. The Thai people thought that the wold rest them or return them to their countries if they were without documentation. they also had a challenge in the way that, they couldn't speak their language so it was difficult to get their point across of what they were trying to do. People were migrating out of Thailand to try to get away from malaria so people in their families wouldn't catch the disease. A pull factor though was that people would migrate out to seek medical care and better healthcare for their families.

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Guiding Questions: Provide an in-depth summary of the article that includes the following: 1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map. Malaria is effecting mainly Thailand. Scotland, P.

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Provide an in-depth summary of the article that includes the following:

1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map.

2. Explain the people affected by the human migration in your article. Explain culture, ethnicity, age, gender, etc. Provide a visual representation that illustrates the people affected by the human migration. Make sure to include MLA citations with the images.

3. Explain the push and pull factors associated with the human migration in your article. Provide a visual to enhance comprehension. Make sure to include MLA citations with the visuals.

In Laos the border control has a few problems. Firstly they are dealing with high levels of migration, mostly due to china and Thailand being on both sides. Another problem is that There is way too many transport links going through and they cant monitor all of that in time. Another problem is the criminalization at the borders; human trafficking and illegal products.

People in Laos are affected because of the constant traffic and a fluxulation population and it also makes security become an issue. with all of the crime it becomes hard to control the gangs and felons. The culture is very much like rural china with more modern areas like cities and train tracks.

Some of the push and pull factors of Laos would be trading in the country or the surrounding are . Another factor would be to travel for tourism or to escape gangs. And some would be to just travel away to start fresh.

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1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map. Google maps

2. Explain the people affected by the human migration in your article. Explain culture, ethnicity, age, gender, etc. Provide a visual representation that illustrates the people affected by the human migration. Make sure to include MLA citations with the images. both the refuges and the people from croatia are affacted by the new areas for the refugies and the new wave of people for croations.

3. Explain the push and pull factors associated with the human migration in your article. Provide a visual to enhance comprehension. Make sure to include MLA citations with the visuals. The pull factors for the refugies are not dieing and a better and safeier place to go and the push is not dieing.

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1.) Many people who migrated out of Bhutan went to the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Norway, etc.

Migration in Asia and the Pacific ", Revue européenne des migrations internationales, 20 October 2020. <http://journals.openedition.org/remi/12439>.

2.) It affected people because some people's families were left behind. There were high populations of migrants in certain places which threw off some of the technical stuff.

3.) The push factor would be that other countries have better resources than Bhutan so that would make people want to leave. A pull factor would be that religious pursuits are very important there and they can further their knowledge of their religion.

Buddhist Prayers. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.xavier.edu/jesuitresource/online-resources/prayer-index/buddhist-prayers

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1.) Many people who migrated out of Bhutan went to the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Norway, etc. Migration in Asia and the Pacific ", Revue européenne des migrations internationales, 20 October 2020. . 2.) It affected people because some people's families were left behind.

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The areas affected are Syria, Balkans, Turkey, Greece, Macedonia, Serbia, Croatia, and Slovenia

"Mediterranean-Map | Europe Map, Map Of The Mediterranean, Sea Map". Pinterest, 2020, https://www.pinterest.com/pin/238479742743414560/. Accessed 20 Oct 2020.

The people effected are the immigrants from Syria and the people of the countries they take refuge from.

The culture gets affected because the refugees bring their cultures and traditions to where they migrate. The age group is young men and women but their are also children. they come with their families, so it is mainly 60-.

"How Does The U.S. Refugee System Work?". Council On Foreign Relations, 2020, https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/how-does-us-refugee-system-work. Accessed 20 Oct 2020.

The push factors were the civil war in Syria and the poor living conditions. The pull factors was the better economic oppertunities and better living conditions.

Chulov, Martin et al. "Syria's Civil War: Five Years Of Guardian Reporting". The Guardian, 2016, https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/mar/14/syria-civil-war-five-years-guardian-reporting. Accessed 20 Oct 2020.

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"Growing Prosperity by Building Businesses in Cambodia since 1994." IDE, 20 Oct. 2020, www.ideglobal.org/country/cambodia.

3) The men were "pulled" to Thailand by scammers offering them jobs to make good money being fishing hands on boats. They were eager for jobs so the agree with out second thoughts. Little did they know they were going to be trafficked and become slave labors. There were eventually going to be forced to work in Thailand as fishermen.

"Moving To NYC Without A Job: NYC: Perfect Strangers." Perfect Strangers of NYC, 19 Apr. 2018, perfectstrangersofnyc.com/tips-and-tricks/moving-nyc-without-job/.

CBS News. "5 Emergency Options When You Need Cash Now." CBS News, CBS Interactive, 3 Aug. 2015, www.cbsnews.com/media/5-emergency-options-when-you-need-cash-now/.

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1. A young man named Jose Luiz Hernandez lived in Honduras but wanted a better life. He wanted a better life in the United States of America but he lost an arm, a leg and four fingers. He chose the fastest route but the problem was that route was dangerous and he fell asleep and was pushed off train. He left is home so that he could provide for his family back in Honduras.

2. Pull factor is Tony going to the States to get the opportunity to have a better/good job. El Salvador doesn't have the best job opportunity for there people so that is why people go to other country's to get a better job opportunity.

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1. A young man named Jose Luiz Hernandez lived in Honduras but wanted a better life. He wanted a better life in the United States of America but he lost an arm, a leg and four fingers. He chose the fastest route but the problem was that route was dangerous and he fell asleep and was pushed off train.

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1. Tuvalu was threatened by rising sea levels, but it also had a very little population and had suffered from many droughts and and sea water is contaimanated by sea salt and even flooding indunation. This shows that impacts of natural disasters.

https://www.britannica.com/place/Australia

2. The family from Tuvalu small pacific country moved to New Zealand and is where human migration is accuring in this article. The people affected by human migration in this article are entire villages including adults and children. They were considered a "climate change refugee" because someone who moves who moves to another country when they are no longer habitable.

https://www.nationalgeographic.org/activity/introduction-human-migration/

3. A push factor to leave Tuvalu is wanting to leave because there condition is harsh and not not having a good enviorment to grow up in for kids and young children and there are many naturall disastors happen all year round like flooding. A pull factor for New Zealand would be that the family wanted to start a new life somewhere new and different, an also New Zealand has an open economy which is a pull factor.

http://www.moyak.com/papers/tuvalu-climate-change.html

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2. The people affected by human migration in this story are those who are limited to job opportunities and live in poverty or not very good living conditions like Tony. However, they were able to make a business of their own like Tony created his pizza parlor. These families struggle in their everyday lives because of these factors which causes them to be drawn towards the better attributes the United States offers. Also many other migrants like Tony were returned back to El Salvador after trying to leave to the United States.

3. A pull factor to draw Tony and his family to the United States is the better job opportunities and better living conditions for his family in a safer area. This attracted him and his family towards the United States because it was a positive, healthy change for his family.

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1. Explain the areas affected by the human migration in your article. Provide a map visual that illustrates the human movement. Make sure to include MLA citation with the map . INTAL reginal migration in Sudan.

2. Explain the people affected by the human migration in your article. Explain culture, ethnicity, age, gender, etc. Provide a visual representation that illustrates the people affected by the human migration. Make sure to include MLA citations with the images. The people effected by the migration were children, pregnant women, disabled people, elderly basically people who lack humanitarian services.Merllit is filled with women that have to provide for there children so they do what ever it cost.

3. Explain the push and pull factors associated with the human migration in your article. Provide a visual to enhance comprehension. Make sure to include MLA citations with the visuals. Theres mutiple pull/push factors of the migration. The push factors are to get away from the violonce and the starvation and get a new life to get better education.The pull factors are better education, a better life, Better hygine but most importanly better life for the new born kids.

"Create Custom Map - Mapchart". Mapchart, 2020, https:d/mapchart.net/. Accessed 16 Oct 2020.

UNICEFInnocenti. "Children and Migration: Rights, Advocacy and Resilience." UNICEF, www.unicef-irc.org/research/children-and-migration-rights-and-resilience/.

Sudan, UNICEF. "Kids Take Over in Sudan." Medium, Medium, 17 Dec. 2017, medium.com/@UNICEFSudan/kids-take-over-in-sudan-2648f4c22be8.

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