Immigration

1. Immigration Push and Pull Factors

2. Next Step • Identify whether each example is a push or pull factor • Identify whether each push/pull factor is an economic, political, or social example www.orso2ndperiod.wikispaces.com

3. Push/Pull Competition • Analyze the pictures on the next slide and determine whether they are push factors from another country or pull factors to the US. • Use the questions below to help you. • Question  Is the picture an example of a pull factor to the US or… a push factor from a different country?

4. Make this chart in your notebook. • As you view the next few slides write your answers on this chart. • Write in one word an explanation of the picture. T-charts

5. Question  Is the picture an example of a pull factor to the US or… …a push factor from a different country?

6. Question  Is the picture an example of a pull factor to the US or… …a push factor from a different country?

7. Question  Is the picture an example of a pull factor to the US or… …a push factor from a different country?

8. Question  Is the picture an example of a pull factor to the US or… …a push factor from a different country?

9. Question  Is the picture an example of a pull factor to the US or… …a push factor from a different country?

10. Question  Is the picture an example of a pull factor to the US or… …a push factor from a different country?

11. Question  Is the picture an example of a pull factor to the US or… …a push factor from a different country?

12. Final Step • Add two pictures to your t-chart. • One that is a push factor and one that is a pull factor that causes US immigration.