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What was a significant reason for the increase in Filipino migration during the 1970s?
What was a significant reason for the increase in Filipino migration during the 1970s?
Which of the following describes immigration?
Which of the following describes immigration?
What characterizes the first wave of migration mentioned?
What characterizes the first wave of migration mentioned?
What does emigration specifically refer to?
What does emigration specifically refer to?
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Which event marked the official recognition of Filipino-American independence?
Which event marked the official recognition of Filipino-American independence?
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What type of migration involves people moving within their own country?
What type of migration involves people moving within their own country?
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Which wave of migration included Filipinos moving to the USA in the 1920s?
Which wave of migration included Filipinos moving to the USA in the 1920s?
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Which factor was NOT a cause of migration during the Marcos regime?
Which factor was NOT a cause of migration during the Marcos regime?
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What is a primary reason why individuals choose to migrate as outlined?
What is a primary reason why individuals choose to migrate as outlined?
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Which of the following is a role of the Philippine Overseas Employment Agency (POEA)?
Which of the following is a role of the Philippine Overseas Employment Agency (POEA)?
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What characterizes a 'Short Distance Mover'?
What characterizes a 'Short Distance Mover'?
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What is a significant effect of 'Brain Drain'?
What is a significant effect of 'Brain Drain'?
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What was the outcome for Flor Contemplacion during her employment in Singapore?
What was the outcome for Flor Contemplacion during her employment in Singapore?
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What does the 'Push and Pull Theory' refer to?
What does the 'Push and Pull Theory' refer to?
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What type of opportunities does migration primarily aim to provide?
What type of opportunities does migration primarily aim to provide?
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What is an example of a 'Long Distance Mover'?
What is an example of a 'Long Distance Mover'?
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How does remittance benefit the families of OFWs?
How does remittance benefit the families of OFWs?
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Which census system is mentioned as having an impact on migration patterns?
Which census system is mentioned as having an impact on migration patterns?
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What is NOT a reason for individuals to migrate?
What is NOT a reason for individuals to migrate?
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Which is a challenge faced by OFWs that the POEA addresses?
Which is a challenge faced by OFWs that the POEA addresses?
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What consequence can stem from an over-reliance on remittances?
What consequence can stem from an over-reliance on remittances?
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What is indicated as a limitation on Filipino migration to the US in the content?
What is indicated as a limitation on Filipino migration to the US in the content?
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Which of the following describes a pull factor for migration?
Which of the following describes a pull factor for migration?
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What factor is frequently associated with the phenomenon of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs)?
What factor is frequently associated with the phenomenon of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs)?
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Study Notes
4th Wave Migration
- Migration started to increase in the 1970s, particularly among Filipinos seeking opportunities abroad.
- Significant events include the Tydings-McDuffie Act, which granted Filipino-American Independence Day.
Types and Definitions of Migration
- Migration: Moving to another country for various reasons.
- Immigration: Permanent relocation to another country.
- Emigration: Leaving one's country to reside in another.
- Panloob: Internal migration within one's own country.
- Non-Mover: Individuals who have not changed their location in the last five years.
- Short Distance Mover: Moves within the same region.
- Long Distance Mover: Moves to a completely different region within the same country.
- Panlabas: Moving to another country.
Waves of Migration
- 1st Wave: Before Spanish colonization, early trade relationships developed with China and Arab nations.
- 2nd Wave: During the American period (1920s-1940), migration to the US surged, with around 100,000 Filipinos entering the US without visas.
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3rd Wave:
- Introduction of the National Origin Quota System in the US limited immigration from the Philippines.
- Many sought opportunities in the Middle East after the 1940s, particularly in engineering for the petroleum industry.
- The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 in the US opened up further pathways.
Effects of Migration
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Negative Effects:
- Brain drain due to skilled professionals leaving for better opportunities elsewhere.
- Strained family relationships as Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) are often separated from their families.
- Over-reliance on remittances can harm local economies and reduce motivation for local employment.
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Positive Effects:
- Remittances play a crucial role in supporting families back home.
Push and Pull Theory
- Push Factors: Reasons driving individuals to migrate, such as poverty, fear, and unemployment.
- Pull Factors: Attractive elements that draw people in, like job opportunities, freedom, and stability.
Causes of Migration
- Desire for better life opportunities and higher-paying jobs.
- Seeking safety and peace, and avoidance of conflict.
- Aspiration for better educational prospects.
Agencies Related to Migrant Workers
- Flor Contemplacion Case: A domestic helper in Singapore accused of murder, highlighting the risks Filipinos face abroad.
- Philippine Overseas Employment Agency (POEA): Regulates and facilitates overseas employment for Filipinos, ensuring lawful employment practices and providing support in emergencies.
- Responsibilities include:
- Licensing job agencies.
- Monitoring agency compliance with regulations.
- Offering information and assistance to potential migrants.
- Processing necessary paperwork for employment abroad.
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This quiz explores the factors and definitions related to the 4th wave of migration, especially among Filipinos. It includes significant historical events such as the Tydings-McDuffie Act and distinguishes between different types of migration, including immigration and emigration. Test your knowledge on the patterns and classifications of migration.
