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100

A written way of making sure all people are respected

Double Jeopardy 

Human Rights

100

This happens twice a year in the animal world

Migration 

100

Family, money, and safety

Reasons to immigrate

100

True or false, all immigrant stories are the same

False

100

What is full of holes but still holds water?

Double Jeopardy

Sponge

200

This transition can take many years depending on your reason; family, job, or safety 

Immigration 

200

Believes it’s the government’s job to do things

Democrat

200

The most famous place to enter the US

Statue of Liberty 

200

Someone who wants change

Liberal

200

I’m tall when I’m young, and I’m short when I’m old

Candle

300

This word means a place of safety for those inside

Asylum

300

People who immigrate, do this at the same time

Double Jeopardy 

Emigrate

300

Someone who wants to maintain the status quo

Conservative

300

The difference between these two words is that one coming and the other is leaving the country

Emigrate and Immigrate

300

What gets bigger when more is taken away?


Hole

400

Often given safety from war

Refugee

400

Pizza and spaghetti only exist because of this action 

Cultural diffusion 

400

Believe it’s the people’s job to do things

Republican

400

Birth matters, otherwise, 100 questions to pass

Double Jeopardy 

Citizenship

400

I have branches, but no fruit trunk or leaves

Bank

500

A  picture on a card. Something that can be stolen. Something that you can never truly lose.

Identity

500

The two groups of immigrants are seen as the same

International Law

500

Cold to the touch but gone with too much contact

Double Jeopardy for full name 

ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement)  

500

Americans see the world similarly. Koreans see the world similarly. Yet, Americans and Koreans se it differently. 

Culture 

500

What can you break, even if you never pick it up or touch it?

Promise

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