MIGRATION Reasons why and Types of immigrants. Cultural Diversity Immigration in North America 1)Canada -Cultural Mosaic/Tossed Salad -Immigrants keep.

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MIGRATION Reasons why and Types of immigrants

Cultural Diversity Immigration in North America 1)Canada -Cultural Mosaic/Tossed Salad -Immigrants keep their culture -Cultural distinctiveness 2)United States -Melting Pot -Immigrants take the beliefs/values of the dominant culture -Assimilation

Why do People Migrate? 1. Economic Reasons  improve income, standard of living, job opportunities.

Why do People Migrate? 2. Social Reasons  Education, health and lifestyle opportunities may improve.

Why do People Migrate? 3. Religious Reasons  People of certain religious beliefs have moved as families or groups to escape persecution and to allow the continuation of their religious activities.

Why do People Migrate 4. Political Reasons  Many wars, border disputes, racial and religious tensions create dangerous and unfavorable living conditions which force people to move.

Why do People Migrate 5. Family Reasons  People are often attracted to move because of ties with their family, particularly when members of the family have migrated earlier.

Becoming an Immigrant  When someone lands in Canada they become a landed immigrant  In order to become an immigrant they must pass strict government rules.

Types of Immigrants 1. Independent Immigrants  2 types: a) Skilled Workers b) Business Immigrants  The gov’t uses a point system to decide which immigrants should be allowed into Canada

The Point System  Points are awarded based on education, skill, and experience  If the CAN economy needs workers with particular skills, these workers receive more points  Business immigrants must start/ buy/invest in a business that will supply jobs

2. Family Immigrants  Set up to allow immigrants to reunite with family in Canada  Eligible relations include spouse, dependent child, grandparents, brothers, sisters, nephews, nieces, grandchildren, mothers and fathers

3. Refugees  Someone who fears persecution in his/her home country  Most arise for reasons of race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a social group