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Social Studies
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9th - 10th Grade
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Moboluwaji Ojo
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Migration and Remittances

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There are many opportunities in America.
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I want to have religious freedom to practice my religion.
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There is not enough food in my country. Many people are dying of starvation.
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The potato famine occurred in my country. Many people have died and we must leave.
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The War in Syria has made our family decide to leave and move to Europe.
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I want to join my family in America.
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The term that best describes a moving to a new location is
migration
mobility
immigration
globalization
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What means you're moving from country to country?
immigrating
emigrating
internal migration
international migration
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Remittance
A remittance is a transfer of money, often by a foreign worker to an individual in their home country. Money sent home by migrants competes with international aid as one of the largest financial inflows to developing countries. Workers' remittances are a significant part of international capital flows, especially with regard to labor-exporting countries
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Major operators
Below is a list of major remittance providers ranked by total cross-border volume, as of the second quarter of 2019
Western Union
MoneyGram
TransferWise
Ria Money Transfer
Xoom
Remitly
WorldRemit
Azimo
Each of these companies focus on different consumer bases. TransferWise has been the fastest-growing money transfer startup in terms of total annual volume transferred, and focuses on transferring funds between bank accounts, often between developed countries.
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_______________ are money that immigrant send back home to help their families.
voluntary migration
chain migration
remittances
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IDPs stand for
Internally displaced peoples
Internally dislodged groups
Internally displaced persons
Internally desperate people
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The country of origin in migration means?
The country migrants go to
The country migrants have come from
The country where there are plenty of employment opportunities
The country which holds many refugee camps
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Diaspora contributes to a country of origin through the following ways (check all that applies):
via economic contributions by sending home money and material goods
participating in the political, social, and cultural affairs of their home country and community
through voting in national (and sometimes local) elections at home, from abroad
via not integrating in their host societies
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Multiple Choice
What cannot be said about social remittances?
The term is particularly associated with the research of Peggy Levitt.
People send home just money.
People can transmit new ideas, social and cultural practices, and codes of conduct.
Internet has opened a new platform of share of ideas.
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Multiple Choice
Which one is the top country of remittance recipient in 2019?
Mexico
India
USA
Ukraine
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Multiple Choice
True or False: In developing countries remittances are the least important source of external funding.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Fill in the blank: .... refers to money sent home by migrants abroad.
Remittance
Development
Emigration
Finance
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When a country loses its well-educated people and skilled workers to another country is called
brain gain
brain drain
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When a country gets immigrants who are well-educated and skilled workers is called...
brain drain
brain gain
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