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global scale migration
takes place across international boundaries and between world regions
center population
all side equal population
east to west
westward expansion
farming, goldrush, less crowded, land homesteaders
rustbelt to sun belt
more job opportunities
AC
cheap labor
right to work state
refugees
fled their country because of political persecution
asylum
shelter & protection for refugees
walls to stop migration
great wall of china
berlin wall
korean DMZ
fences along the rio grande
immigratiin drop 1930 & 1840
the great depression
world war
immigration law
laws to control immigratiin
quotas
limits by gov on # immigrants who can enter the contrt
what makes illegal and legal?
legal - visa
illegal - no visa and deportation
how many millitary?
10 million
all illegal stuff came from
mexico
internal transition
migration occur within a single countrys border
center of population
all side equal population
east to west
census
10 years
western migration
farming
goldrush
less crowded
free land
southern migration
rust to sun belt
a/c
cheap labor
right to work
final destination for african slaves
brazil is the largest spanish/british north america lowest
british send convicts 1788
australia
affected forced migration in US
native americans
after sept 11
standards went stricter scared of terrorist