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Migration and immigration
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1
Why might people move to another country?
To escape war.
For a better job.
All of the answers are correct.
Because of a natural disaster.
2
This refers to a disease that causes plants to dry up and die
blight
plight
fright
light
3
In the 1800s, newspapers, books, and letters were important sources of information for would-be immigrants to the US
True
False
4
Relating to the management of money and resources to produce, buy, and sell goods
economic
blight
immigration
production
5
If you emigrate, the place you are going to must be better than the place you are leaving.
False
True
6
How can people move to a new country?
all of these and more.
boat
airplane
walking
7
Where would you like to go and live?
Antarctica
Mars
I would rather stay at home
Disneyland
8
What do you think would be the hardest thing about moving to a new country?
Learning a new language
Leaving your friends behind.
Leaving some of your family behind.
Making new friends at a new school.
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What does "immigrate" mean?
You are arriving in a new country to live.
You are leaving your home country.
Cutting cheese very small.
Copying what someone is doing.
10
People only leave their home for bad reasons like war or an earthquake.
True
False
11
A war makes people leave. This is an example of...
A pull factor
voluntary migration
A push factor
tourism
12
Which is best?
Gimkit
Kahoot
Quizlet
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Which would you rather do in class?
BrainPop
Flipgrid
Nearpod
Definitions
14
In 1850, the highest number of immigrants to the United States came from where?
Great Britain
Ireland
Germany
Holland
15
Which would you rather do as an assignment?
Essay
Gimkit
EdPuzzle
Frayer Model
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What does "emigrate" mean?
Travelling between countries.
Arriving in a new country.
nothing, there's no such word.
Leaving your home country.
