Practice Push and Pull Factors

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Juan decides to move to the United States because he is a carpenter and there is not a high need in his country for those types of jobs.

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Economic

Front

What type of opportunity does Paul have by going to a good college in the United States to learn about engineering? Options: Economic, Religious, Political, Other

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Other

Front

Jacques is a Muslim but his country does not allow him to believe that.

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Religious

Front

Cindy lives in a country that has had civil war break out. She wants to come to the U.S. for a new life. What type of reason is this for immigration?

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Political

Front

What type of migration is described in Josephina’s aunt and uncle moving to France and encouraging her family to join them?

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Other

Front

Brian is a part of the Tutsi people group in Rwanda that are treated very badly by many people. What type of discrimination does this represent? Options: Economic, Religious, Political, Other

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Other

Front

Maggie lives in Ireland. One year, their potato crop does so badly that there is hardly any food in the country, and people become very hungry. What type of issue does this represent? (Options: Economic, Religious, Political, Other)

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Other

Front

In the United States, the government allows you to disagree with them and have petitions signed. What type of freedom does this represent?

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Political

Front

Claudia lives in Germany, but an unusual tornado has just devastated the land and destroyed her home. What type of issue does this situation represent? Options: Economic, Religious, Political, Other

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Other

Front

John hears that in the United States that he can worship as he chooses without fear that the government will throw him in prison.

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Religious