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Vocabulary Words - "Human Migration," (according to Encyclopedia Britannica), is the permanent change of residence by an individual or group; it excludes such movements as nomadism, migrant labour, commuting, and tourism, all of which are transitory in nature.

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Vocabulary Words - "Human Migration," (according to Encyclopedia Britannica), is the permanent change of residence by an individual or group; it excludes such movements as nomadism, migrant labour, commuting, and tourism, all of which are transitory in nature.

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1)    Immigrant – (noun) a person who moves specifically to a new country.

2)     Migrant – (noun) a person who moves from one region or country to another.

3)     Chain Migration - (noun) -a way migrants help others from their home country to settle in a new place.

4)     Diversity - (noun) a wide variety

5)     DNA - (noun) the material in a cell that contains genetic information.

6)     Gateway City (noun) a city that attracts a large number of immigrants.

7)    Genetic Market (noun) a genetic change that is distinctive in different populations of people.

8)    Globalization – (noun) the linkage of the world’s economies through international trade.

9)    Green Card – (noun) a Permit that allows a foreigner and work in the United State.

10)    Guest Worker – (noun) a foreigner who works temporarily in the host country.

11)            Metropolitan area – (noun) a central city and its suburbs.

12)  Refugee- (noun) a person who leaves his or her home country to escape war or political conflict.

Return Migration – (noun) a movement back to a person’s home country.

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1)     Analyze Causes: What are some of the “Push Factors” that cause people to migrate?
2)     Analyze Causes: What are some of the “Pull Factors” that attract people to migrate to another
3)     Make Inferences: Why might the United States attract many immigrants from around the world?
4)     Find Main Ideas and Details: What percentage of the population of South Africa is made up of immigrants?
5)     Find the Main Ideas and Details: How many immigrants live in New York City?
6)     Interpret the Map: Mexicans make up what percent of the population of the United States:
7)     How many immigrants live in London, Great Britain?
8)     More international students to the United States come from this country more than from any other country.
9)     In Qatar, what percent of the population is made up of Migrants?
10) People from what African countries have immigrated into South Africa?
11) Analyze Causes: Why does NY City attract so many immigrants?
12) Form and Support Opinions: In your opinion, would limiting immigration help or hurt NY City’s economy?
13) See page 18, what countries are the main sources of immigration to London, Great Britain?   14)Summarize: How has immigration affected London?
15) Summarize: To which continent can ALL human beings trace their ancestry?
16)Pose Question: What questions do you have about the “Human Genographic Project?”

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Writing Project- "My Migration Story to the US"

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Writing Project- "My Migration Story to the US"

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Instructions for Writing Project or Oral Presentation:

1. Use Google Slides to write your “Migration Story to the US” and use these slides to do your oral presentation to our class.

2. Introduction - paragraph

3. write 3-7 paragraphs

4. Conclusion - paragraph

5. Add photos, upload maps, flags, etc, on each slide, to make your story interesting and personalized.

6. INTRODUCTION - This is my family’s story about our migration from _____ to the United States, which took place in ________, 20___.

7. Paragraph 1 - "This is my family’s story about our migration from _____ to the United States, which took place in ________, 20___."