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    • What is the definition of migration?
      Movement of people
    • Refugees are individuals who voluntarily leave their home countries for economic reasons.
      False
    • The definition of migration involves the voluntary movement of people from one place to another, while refugees are forcibly displaced due to war, violence, or persecution
    • Match the motivation with the type of movement:
      Economic opportunities ↔️ Migration
      Seeking safety and protection ↔️ Refugees
    • What is an example of someone engaging in migration?
      Moving for better jobs
    • Someone fleeing Syria due to civil war is considered a refugee.
    • Order the causes of migration from most to least economic-driven:
      1️⃣ Economic causes
      2️⃣ Social causes
      3️⃣ Political causes
      4️⃣ Environmental causes
    • Political causes of migration include escaping political instability, persecution, or war
    • What is an example of environmental causes of migration?
      Rising sea levels
    • The impact of migration on host countries is exclusively positive.
      False
    • Match the type of impact with its effect:
      Economic ↔️ Strain on public resources
      Cultural ↔️ Potential clashes
      Social ↔️ Strain on social services
    • How does migration contribute to the economy of host countries?
      Fills labor gaps
    • Cultural diversity and innovation are examples of the positive effects of migration on host countries, while potential cultural clashes are a negative
    • Refugees in Germany have only contributed to the economy without any negative effects.
      False
    • Migration is the voluntary movement of people seeking better living conditions or economic opportunities
    • Refugees are forced to move due to war, persecution, or violence.
    • Match the type of movement with its primary reason:
      Migration ↔️ Economic, lifestyle
      Refugees ↔️ War, persecution
    • What is an example of economic migration?
      Mexicans to the US
    • Indians moving to Canada for better education is an example of social migration
    • Syrian refugees fleeing to Europe are primarily motivated by political causes.
    • What environmental factor causes migration in Bangladesh?
      Rising sea levels
    • The economic impact of migration includes filling labor gaps and contributing to tax revenue
    • Cultural diversity from migration can lead to innovation in host countries.
    • What is a negative social impact of migration on host countries?
      Strain on social services
    • Order the integration challenges faced by refugees:
      1️⃣ Language barriers
      2️⃣ Cultural differences
      3️⃣ Economic challenges
      4️⃣ Legal status
    • Why do refugees face language barriers during integration?
      Limited proficiency
    • Finding employment and achieving financial stability is an economic challenge
    • Navigating complex asylum processes is a legal challenge for refugees.
    • Match the integration challenge with its description:
      Language barriers ↔️ Limited proficiency hinders interactions
      Cultural differences ↔️ Adapting to new norms
      Economic challenges ↔️ Finding financial stability
      Legal status ↔️ Navigating asylum processes
    • What is a consequence of limited language proficiency for refugees?
      Daily interactions
    • Refugees in France may struggle to integrate due to language barriers and cultural differences
    • The UNHCR plays a role in shaping global policies for refugees.
    • Why are policies and legal frameworks related to migration and refugees crucial?
      Protect rights and manage flows
    • The UNHCR is a key international organization shaping policies and legal frameworks
    • The 1951 Refugee Convention defines who is a refugee and their rights.
    • What does the 1951 Refugee Convention outline?
      Refugee status and rights
    • National immigration laws often include provisions for asylum seekers
    • The 1967 Protocol expanded the 1951 Refugee Convention.
    • What is an example of a national immigration law mentioned in the study material?
      U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act
    • The Dublin Regulation is part of the EU's asylum policy.