Lesson 5.3

a person is forced to  leave his or her home (because of war or drought, for example) but stays inside his or her country

• Internally displaced person

• United nations

• migration

• Pull factor

moving to live in a different place

• Native-born

• United nations

• Migration

• Push fctor

an official pardon for violating a rule or law (e.g., a 1986 law allowed illegal or undocumented foreign-born persons to stay in the U.S. if they met particular conditions like obeying other laws)

• Push factor

• Refugee

• Amnesty

• internally displaced person

a person who does not have official permission to be in a country (also known as an Unauthorized immigrant or Illegal immigrant)

• Undocumented immigrant

• immigration

• Push factor

• Pull factor

moving into a different country in order to live there permanently

• Refugee

• pull factor

• Push factor

• immigration

 something that caused a person to move out of a country (e.g., dangers like war, starvation, persecution)

• Push factor

• internally displaced person

• refugee

• United nations

 something that caused a person to move into a country (e.g., opportunities like safety, opportunities for jobs or inexpensive land) 

• Emigration

• Migration

• immigration

• Pull factor

 persons who are born in a U.S. state or territory (or they have a parent who is a U.S. citizen if they were not born in a U.S. state or territory)

• Migration

• Amnesty

• Refugee

• Native-Born

persons who were not born in the U.S. or who did not have a parent who was a U.S. citizen 

• united nations

• Foreign-born

• refugee

• Pull factor

an organization that more than 190 countries participate in; the UN has programs to promote peace, distribute food and medicine, and assist refugees.  A major goal is to solve problems together and prevent wars.  The UN  began in 1945 at the end of World War II.

• United Nations

• Pull factor

• Push factor

• LPR