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Theories of Human Migration

Theories of human migration explore the various scientific explanations regarding how early humans moved from one region to another, particularly focusing on the migration to the Americas.

intermediate
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Theories of human migration provide insights into why people move and the factors influencing their decisions. Understanding these theories helps us grasp the complexities of migration, including the push and pull factors that drive individuals to leave their homes in search of better opportunities....

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Key Terms

Migration
The movement of people from one place to another.

Example: Many people migrate to cities for better job opportunities.

Push Factors
Conditions that drive people away from their home country.

Example: War and poverty are common push factors.

Pull Factors
Conditions that attract people to a new country.

Example: Job availability and safety are pull factors.

Urbanization
The process of people moving from rural areas to cities.

Example: Urbanization has increased in many developing countries.

Cultural Diffusion
The spread of cultural beliefs and social activities from one group to another.

Example: Food, music, and traditions often spread through migration.

Remittances
Money sent back home by migrants to support their families.

Example: Many migrants send remittances to help their families in their home countries.

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The process by which businesses or other organizations develop international influence.
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The examination of the experiences and challenges faced by refugees.
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Cultural Anthropology
The study of cultural variation among humans.
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Key Concepts

Push-Pull TheoryMigration PatternsCultural ExchangeEconomic Factors