Industrialization and Migration PDF

INDUSTRIALIZATION AND MIGRATION RAJEEV AND JOOHWAN MAIN IDE A AND 3 DETAILS OF THE READING o Pattern of Migration, during o MAIN IDEA: Pattern of Migration that time and its Causes o Factors that caused these migrations o Reasons of why peopl...

INDUSTRIALIZATION AND MIGRATION RAJEEV AND JOOHWAN MAIN IDE A AND 3 DETAILS OF THE READING o Pattern of Migration, during o MAIN IDEA: Pattern of Migration that time and its Causes o Factors that caused these migrations o Reasons of why people from Asia didn’t move to America  1. JOB OPPORTUNITIES 2. ECONOMIC GROWTH 3. TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS URBANIZATION 4. SOCIAL CHANGES  INTER NA TIONAL MIGRATION AND INDUSTRIALIZA TION INFLUENCE 1. Economic Opportunities: Factories created jobs for workers, labor class 2. Urbanization: As cities grew it needed and got more people to maintain and run the city 3. Political and Social Factors: Wars and Religious harassment meant people had to move to a safer place to settle 4. Technological Advancements: Many modes of transportation such as the railways and ships were used to make international migration easier and shorter PUS H AND PULL F ACTORS DURING POLITICAL REVOLUTION o Push Factors: o Pull Factors: 1. Political Persecution: 1. Political Freedom:. 2. Instability and Violence: 2. Economic Opportunities: 3. Loss of Property and Livelihood 3. Safety and Stability: 4. Forced Displacement: 4. Supportive Communities:. REASON OF AS IANS NOT M OV ING TO AM ERICAS o Though there were many factors which supported Asian going to the Americas, but many didn’t go because the local whites did not like immigrants from Asia, they were racist and the government passed laws that went against of new Asian migrants, this was because of the fear of losing all jobs COMPARISON BETWEEN CURRENT MIGRATION AND PAS T MIGRATION This will help in evaluating past migrations and current migrations, we can use the following factors to understand. Economic reasons: People moved for better jobs and living conditions, both then and now. Fear of outsiders: Immigrants faced discrimination and fear in both periods. Fitting in: Newcomers had trouble blending into their new homes in both times. Technology: Today, it’s easier to move and stay connected due to technology. Laws: Modern immigration laws are more detailed and varied. Migration patterns: Migration today is more global, not just from Europe to the Americas. THANK YOU