Q: Immigration & Migration

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During the Renaissance, the Vikings migrated from the Iberian Peninsula and settled in areas of France, the United Kingdom, and Iceland.

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False

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The European Union does not allow citizens of member nations to move freely between EU nations.

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False

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Immigration occurs when someone moves to a new country to live there permanently.

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True

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Migration can only be temporary, for example, when someone moves within the same country.

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False

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Immigration to Europe has not led to multiculturalism or cultural tension.

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False

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Patterns of migration first occurred during the ancient times when the Romans spread across Europe.

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True

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Immigrants to Europe have not brought new cultural traditions to the region.

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False

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Beginning during the 1800s, people from European colonies began moving to Europe, especially after WWII as European countries lost their colonies due to decolonization and independence movements.

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True

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To escape religious persecution, many Jewish people moved across Europe between the 15th and 17th centuries.

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True

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Immigration is a type of migration.

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True