Migrations are a movement formed of animals or humans moving from one place to another, usually involving mass numbers which can lead to a number of problems to the places they are headed and the ones they are leaving behind. In general migration has a negative impact on the countries involved because the economy of the place people are leaving can fall apart, it can over crowd cities and countries, where it might force people to leave, and many more negative impacts. Migration impacted Israel and South Asia negatively because of the mass migration of millions of people. Hitler rose to power in 1933 and later on in 1941 the Final Solution was implemented as stated by Document 1b. The Final solution was the Nazi policy of exterminating Jews. Introduced by
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This can explain the massive influx of jewish people to different countries around the world. With Hitler on the rise he would start to kill many jewish people and scapegoat them. This would likely cause them to flee to neighboring countries; one of those places was Israel. With “[t]he squeamishness of the Custodians of Abandoned (Arab) Property had to give way to the onrush of this deluge [flood of people] and the early comers” (Document 2b). The onrush of millions of jews pushed locals away from their homes in israel because it was becoming cluttered so much people could not handle living in this condition. This caused many negative outcomes because since the people who owned property left many of the people who were coming in helped themselves to whatever was left of the home. Another example of this can be seen in South Asia when Document 6 states; “The Hindu, therefore, threw out all previously employed workers from his newly acquired piece of property. Most of these were Muslims, but about a third were Harijans [untouchables].” THese hindu people were newcomers in which traded with another rich muslim for property. While it seemed harmless at first the Hindu people who bought the
This can explain the massive influx of jewish people to different countries around the world. With Hitler on the rise he would start to kill many jewish people and scapegoat them. This would likely cause them to flee to neighboring countries; one of those places was Israel. With “[t]he squeamishness of the Custodians of Abandoned (Arab) Property had to give way to the onrush of this deluge [flood of people] and the early comers” (Document 2b). The onrush of millions of jews pushed locals away from their homes in israel because it was becoming cluttered so much people could not handle living in this condition. This caused many negative outcomes because since the people who owned property left many of the people who were coming in helped themselves to whatever was left of the home. Another example of this can be seen in South Asia when Document 6 states; “The Hindu, therefore, threw out all previously employed workers from his newly acquired piece of property. Most of these were Muslims, but about a third were Harijans [untouchables].” THese hindu people were newcomers in which traded with another rich muslim for property. While it seemed harmless at first the Hindu people who bought the