Migration Flashcards

1
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Define: economic migrant

A

Moved to a new country for employment

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2
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Examples of pull factors

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NHS, education system, stronger economy, jobs, family links, English language

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Examples of push factors

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climate change, natural disasters, racism, war, political persecution, religious persecution

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4
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Which group of people moved to the UK in the 1840s due to the potato famine in their own country?

A

Irish

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5
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Why did many Jews migrate to the UK in the 1930s/40s?

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Persecution from Hitler’s Germany

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6
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What name was given to migrants from the Caribbean who came to Britain from 1948 to help work in the NHS?

A

Windrush Generation

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7
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Why did many Ukrainians migrate to the UK in 2022?

A

Russian invasion of Ukraine

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8
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What legal commitments does the UK have to migrants?

A

Universal Declaration of Human Rights
European Court of Human Rights
Human Rights Act

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9
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What challenges might migrants face when they arrive in the UK?

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Trauma, language difficulties, discrimination and racism, finding employment, leaving family behind

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10
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When did Britain vote to leave the European Union in “Brexit”?

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2016

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