Push Factors
A push factor is this.
What is something that makes a person want to leave a country?
A pull factor is this.
What is something that makes a person want to come to a country?
A migrant is this.
Who is a person who leaves their country to go into a new country?(Normally by choice)
Positive effects immigration can have on immigrants when being in a new country.
What are job opportunities, education opportunities, peaceful place to live, access to healthcare?
When a person moves to a country with government permission (documented).
What is Legal Immigration?
What are war, famine, unstable government, natural disasters?
These are possible pull factors.
What is job opportunities, freedoms, and peace?
A refugee is this.
Negative effects immigration can have on immigrants in a new country.
What are discrimination, language barriers, lack of jobs, difficult to get citizenship?
When a person moves to a country without government permission (undocumented).
What is Illegal Immigration?
True or False: Migrants and Refugees both have push factors in their life.
What is True?
True or False: Pull factors are normally negative.
What is false?
Examples of a migrant.
What are answers may vary?
Positive effects immigration has on a country.
What is more workers, new businesses opened, more consumers buying products, new innovations, cultural diversity?
When a country offers protection to refugees.
What is Asylum?
These historical events were major push factors.
What is the Potato Famine, WWII, and Syrian Civil War?
These countries have many pull factors.
What are USA, U.K., France, and Germany?
Examples of a refugee.
What are answers may vary?
Negative effects immigration has on a country.
What is loss of jobs for native workers, overpopulation, decreases available housing, overwhelmed immigration system?
An official document that allows you to enter or leave a particular country.