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Abigail Taylor From Birmingham, England (1791) 

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Abigail Taylor From Birmingham, England (1791) 

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Push: Rioters Burned down my house, Rioters Burned down the Little store we ran, No longer feel safe

Pull: You are free to practice any religion in peace

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Push factor- she and her husband are no longer feeling safe in Birmingham England.
Pull factor- they want to move to America where they are safe to practice their religion in peace.
Articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights relate to freedom of religion.

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Push factors - she does not have enough food to feed her family. Her potatoes have all gone rotten
Pull factors - She wants to leave to find a place where she can feed her family

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Franz Hecker from Baden in Germany (1848)

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Franz Hecker from Baden in Germany (1848)

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Push factors:
-He moved to the United States in despair after his March Revolution failed to create a democratic Germany.
- King Frederick William IV crowned again
-Uprisings in support of the constitution were repressed by the army.
Pull factors:
-He wants to find a place with a democratic government

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Marcel is from Paris, France. The pull factor for him is finding gold and getting rich in America and there is no push factor.

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Santiago Munoz from Alta California, after the American-Mexican war. His dilemma is that he needs to choose to become an American Citizen or a Mexican Citizen. His pull factor is that he and his family would be able to keep his land if he became a American citizen. His push factor could also be labeled as if he stays a Mexican Citizen he would lose his land for farming

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1862-Mattias Nilsson (Småland in Sweden)

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1862-Mattias Nilsson (Småland in Sweden)

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push: bad soil for farming to rocky.
pull: government is giving away rich farmland to people
Article 13: Right to Free Movement in and out of the Country

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Heinrich Braun- Hamburg, Germany.
Push factors- Catholic persecution by the government
Pull factors- Freedom of Religion
Articles 2, 14, 18- Freedom from discrimination - Right to asylum in other countries for persecution - Freedom of belief and religion

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Chou Jing Yi, China
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Pull factors: Her husband and the construction of the railroad
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Article 23 states, ¨Right to desirable work and to join trade unions¨
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My name is Chou Jing Yi. I came to the United States from China last year to join my husband who has been working on the new railroads being built all over the West. I’m glad I came when I did – I heard that Congress just passed a law excluding future Chinese immigrants from coming to the country. I’m sad that we don’t seem to be welcome here, but we are building a good life for ourselves anyway. (1881)

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was pushed out of his country because he was arrested without a trial and had too pay high rents when he could barley feed his family and he was from Ireland. Article 7, 10, and 11 were violated

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Pull factors: He wants to go to school and learn a better trade. His father is already inside the United States learning a trade. Bricklaying is not enough for him.

Push Factors: No obvious push factors.

Article 23 states, ¨Right to desirable work and to join trade unions¨ which fits this situation.
Article 25 states, ¨Right to adequate standard of living.¨

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Ryo Nakamura - Japan

Push: Age of Japanese imperialism

Pull: Good job opportunities in the U.S
Info: Left Japan in accordance to hearing about acceptable job opportunities within Hawaii. Once I make a fair sum of money, I will hope to move to the mainland for even better job opportunities.

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push factor there are riots and people are looting and people are killing jews for no good reasons

pull factors she wants to leave her country so that her family is safe

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Pull factors: Life safety.
Push factors: 3 year revolution and both armies aren't careful on who they kill.
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Push Factor-Soldiers from the Ottoman Empire are launching attacks on her home Country, Turkey.
Which article relates to the push factor- I think article 4( The right to life) relates to Kayaneh's situation along with Article 13 (The freedom to leave a country).

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wants to immigrate from Czechoslovakia because ethnicity and language are not respected there, and forced to become Czechoslovakia under a constitution they did not write- push factors

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Left Hungary (push factor) because of Communist dictatorship holding unfair trials and executing innocent people.
Came to America (pull factor) because of the human rights that are maintained in the U.S.
Article 11: Innocent until proven guilty

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Push factor: Communists won the war against Tsarists and sent away people from Russia that was in exile.
Pull factor: The league of nations gave him a Nansen passport.

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Mehmet Karagioules is from Greece but is Muslim. After the war between Greece and Turkey, the government agreed to a population transfer. So all the Greeks in Turkey would be sent to Greece and all the Turks would go to Turkey. Since Mehmet is Muslim the government will send them to Turkey. The government stripped away their Greek citizenship. So Mehmet and their family would leave before that happens. I think that is a validation of article 2: Freedom from Discrimination.

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(1926) I'm Gino Filippone, I'm from Italy, Mussolini shut down my union, which stood up for the rights of the worker. He took my job and he's taking the rights of Italian workers, so I'm going to America to help teach about fascism, and rally people there against Italy's tyranny. Push: Lost job and rights being taken by a tyrannical leader.          Pull: New job and US can help fight Fascism in Italy.      

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(1926) I'm Gino Filippone, I'm from Italy, Mussolini shut down my union, which stood up for the rights of the worker. He took my job and he's taking the rights of Italian workers, so I'm going to America to help teach about fascism, and rally people there against Italy's tyranny. Push: Lost job and rights being taken by a tyrannical leader.          Pull: New job and US can help fight Fascism in Italy.      

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Agnus Rosen, a Jewish artist from Germany
Push: Art is being boycotted by government and people, feels unsafe
Pull: Freedom to be an artist, to feel safe

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Pull factors:
- He came through the Bracero Program that the US had going on for a while as they needed workers as the Americans were mainly off at war.
- The pay is better in America

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Shes from Sydney, Australia and moved to the United States

Pull-Her husband who passed through Sydney during a War between America and Japan, they got married in Sydney, and she is now moving to America to live with her husband.

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Her and her family fled Cuba because of the new leader Fidel Castro creating a communist government.
Push factors: The Cuban Government ran by Fidel Castro was nationalizing land and private property. Family lost everything they had under the new communist regime.
Pull Factors: They can keep the money they earn and property they buy.
Article 17: Right to own property
Article 23: Right to desirable work

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Push- I work for a political organization that President Balaguer has labeled an “enemy of the state.” I was arrested last month even though I hadn’t committed any crime. While I was in prison, some of the guards tortured me.

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Avorom Roginsky lives in the Soviet Union as a Jew he faces religious persecution and struggles to find work as well as a higher education. He wants to leave to the United States but the Soviet Union government wants prevent him from leaving.

Push: Religious persecution, difficulty finding work, difficulty finding education, Oppressed from seeking asylum

Pull: Lower levels of persecution less likely to face persecution for his religion.

Universal Declaration of Human rights: The right to seek asylum in other countries the right to an education.

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Push Factors:
-He had very few rights in South Africa
-He was moved to another country, and stripped of his South African Citizenship under the South African Government.
-He moved to the United States because he does not feel free in his own country.

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wants to leave El Salvador and come to the U.S. because he belongs to a trade union and since the start of their civil war all of the unions leaders have been killed by government death squads. The courts don't do anything to fix the problem and bring the groups to justice. He is worried that he may also die if he doesn't leave

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Push Factors - Jodh is a Sikh from Punjab, India, where Sikhs made up a heavily-outnumbered religious minority.  He, like many Sikhs faced heavy oppression and harassment at the hands of Hindus and Muslims.  They invaded his temple and killed their leader; Jodh found it's time for a better life.
Pull Factors - None

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Push factor: he is an adopted child from South Korea, his parents went to the Seoul Olympics and adopted him a year after because they fell in love with the Korean culture and people.
Pull factor: his adoptive parents are from the US.

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32:The pull factors are They are being silenced in their country and when she tried to protest and march they sent soldiers to attack and kill them.The pull factor is they have freedom of speech and democracy in the united states. The relating factors that are also in the declaration of independence is freedom of speech freedom in general when you are in america.Also the law of general human dignity and basic needs.The immigrant's name is Zhang Hao and she is from china they wanted to have more say in the government choices that were being made but the government said no so then she and a group of people participated in a protest and in Tiananmen square but then instead of the government listening they sent soldiers and tanks. From then on she didn't feel that she would be safe in china.  Alot of people have this issue when leaving their country because other countries can be very strict.Events like this didn't even now china and other countries have problems will silencing their citizens

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The push factors are that I live in extreme poverty, the peso was devaluated therefore my money is worth almost nothing and the government does nothing to help or buy us food.

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Nathan Snow is from Canada and came to America because he would get a higher paying job. He is using a special visa and is happy in America.