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Human Migrations Arial Font Family

Why Migrations Occur When the reasons for leaving an area are greater than the reasons for remaining there. Lee's laws divides factors causing migrations into two groups of factors: Push and pull factors. Push factors are things that are bad about the country that one lives in and pull factors are things that attract one to another area. 11/8/2018

Push Factors Not enough jobs Few opportunities Primitive conditions Desertification Famine or drought Political fear or persecution Slavery or forced labor Poor medical care Loss of wealth Natural disasters Death threats Lack of political or religious freedom Pollution Poor housing Landlord/tenant issues Bullying Discrimination Poor chances of marrying Condemned Housing (Radon Gas etc.) War/Civil War 11/8/2018

Pull Factors Job opportunities Better living conditions Political and/or religious freedom Enjoyment Education Better medical care Attractive climates Security Family links Industry Better chances of marrying Positive reports from family or neighbors who had previously migrated 11/8/2018

Migration from place of human origin 11/8/2018

Pleistocene Migrations 11/8/2018

Migrations to Europe from the East 11/8/2018

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Bantu Migrations 11/8/2018

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Mongol Migrations 11/8/2018

Migration of Indo-European Language Speakers 11/8/2018

Forced Migration 11/8/2018

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Migrations Autronesiennes 11/8/2018

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Current Migration Routes 11/8/2018

Net migration rates for 2008 11/8/2018