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    The Great Migration The great migration was when african americans were free from slavery. It started in the late 1800’s and lasted until the 1970’s. It started in the south and moved on to the coasts and the north. The cause of The Great migration was the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation releasing all of the African Americans from slavery. What is the Great migration? The Great Migration was when African americans moved from the south to urban areas such as Chicago, Illinois,…

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    and families evicted from their houses. They had to deal with poor working conditions. They soon had to move around and build a new living place in the public. First, The Great Migration is the movement of six million African-Americans from the South to the North. This migration occurred after the Civil War. This migration occurred because they were driven from their homes by unsatisfactory economic opportunities and harsh segregationist laws. The people were forced to live with poor working…

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    Latino Migration

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    The use of identifiers like “Hispanic” or “Latino” has been loosely used by governmental agencies in the United States, in hopes to capture a proper census on populations of Spanish and Latin decent. Yet over time, many have opposed a singular identification in order to maintain heritage based on individual country of origin. Choudhuri, Santiago-Rivera & Garrett (2012) note that there is a complexity in the variety of dimensions in which a Latino individual affiliates with in an ethnic group,…

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    Urban Migration

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    For the past few decades, suburbanization of population and employment has been easily observed in large metropolitan areas all over the world, which is generally referred to as “sprawl”. This phenomenon has accompanied not only the spatial redistribution of population, but also the geographical relocation of firms, which has brought about several urban problems – for instance, severe traffic congestion due to the growing distance between jobs and housing, inefficient energy consumption due to…

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    Race And Migration

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    The relationship between race, housing, and poverty in metropolitan areas in the United States of America is significant because these issues are still prominent in Cities and States. For an example, residents in the city of Cleveland, Ohio, 55.1 percent of its population lives in segregated areas. Caucasian’s and African-American unemployment rate vastly differ. The unemployment rate of African-Americans being 20.2 percent compared to the white unemployment rate being 5.4 percent (Frohlich,…

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    1.8 BENEFITS OF SOFTWARE MIGRATION Software migration is the process of moving from the use of one operating environment to another operating environment i.e., in most cases, is thought to be a better one. Rearranging systems and methods with varying business models is a widespread experiment…

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    Puerto Rican Migration

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    century? Before the twentieth century the population of Puerto Rico had been growing. Rodriguez claims that the most important element in understanding Puerto Rican migration is the historical context. Also, she states that this is the least visible element of the massive decrease in population. There are several causes for migration presented in the writing, but Rodriquez believes that the most influential force is the political relationship between Puerto Rico and the mainland. The…

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    Migration is definitely not a new phenomenon. It has been one of the important elements of human history. People always migrated from one continent to another, from country to country and even inside countries, all of which played an important role in shaping today’s world. However, nowadays migration matters more than ever. The increasing importance of migration comes from its rising scale. According to the United Nations, ‘in 2013 the number of international migrants worldwide reached 232…

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    1915 to 1921, somewhere clost to 700,000 African Americans left the South in search of better jobs and more opportunities. Other factors including the boll weevil and the dominance of Jim Crow in the South undeniably contributed to this Great Migration; however, writing in 1918, the African American historian, CG Woodson, notes, “Within the last two years there has been a steady of stream of Negroes into the North in such large numbers as to overshadow in its results all other movements of the…

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    having unstable governments and wars taking place, people in that country decide to change nations, this can also be known as migration. This report will outline and go into depth about reasons why someone would want or need to change nations. It will also demonstrate reasons why people would want to move to Australia and away from Iraq in particular. What is Migration Migration occurs when a person is unhappy with the living standards in their country. This could be because they are inside a…

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