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A) Which of the following describes a cultural push factor? (1 point)

linguistic suppression
war
climate change
social mobility

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linguistic suppression

A) Which of the following describes a cultural pull factor? (1 point)

educational opportunities
prejudice
job opportunities
a preferred climate

educational opportunities

A) Which of the following describes an economic push factor? (1 point)

remittances
hyperinflation
land ownership
brain drain

hyperinflation

A) The desire to get rich quick prompted which of the following migrations? (1 point)

migration of highly skilled immigrants from Asia to the U.S.
migration due to the Homestead Act of 1862
migration from Venezuela
migration due to the Gold Rush

migration due to the Gold Rush

Did you know?

Did you know that a cultural push factor refers to a reason that influences individuals or communities to leave their cultural settings? Examples can include linguistic suppression, a situation where one's native language or culture is marginalized or suppressed. War, another cultural push factor, often forces people to flee their homes to escape violence, persecution, or instability. Climate change also acts as a push factor by degrading land, reducing access to resources, and increasing natural disasters, which can disrupt cultural traditions. Lastly, social mobility, or the desire for upward mobility, can push individuals to seek better opportunities and leave their cultural environments behind. Understanding these cultural push factors can provide insight into migration patterns and the challenges faced by individuals and communities worldwide.