LEARNING TARGETS

1. Define and be able to explain the difference between the following terms:

• primary source and secondary source

• pull factor and push factor

2. Identify and provide examples for each term above.

3. Analyze sources and categorize them correctly.

HATFIELDS VS. MCCOYS

1. United States 24%2. Canada 6%3. United Kingdom/France 5%4. Spain 5%5. Saudi Arabia 4%6. Germany 3.5%7. Australia 3%HATFIELDS VS. MCCOYS

Name the country that potential immigrants today would like to go to the most.

PRIMARY SOURCE

SECONDARY SOURCEOR

HATFIELDS VS. MCCOYS

FINAL QUESTION:Write your own definitions for a primary source and a secondary source.HATFIELDS VS. MCCOYS

PULL FACTORS

PUSH FACTORSOR

HATFIELDS VS. MCCOYS

FINAL QUESTION:Write your own definitions for a push factor and pull factor. HATFIELDS VS. MCCOYS

Primary Sources:Something FROM the time

• Examples: diary entry, interview, newspapers, songs, photographs, etc.

Secondary Sources:Something ABOUT the time• Examples: encyclopedias, textbooks, biographies

Pull Factors: reasons why an immigrant WANTS to move (a choice)

Oklahoma land rush

Examples:-freedom-land-jobs-opportunity-family

Push Factors: reasons why an immigrant HAS to move (forced)

Iraqi refugees flee the war

Examples:-war-famine-persecution-poverty-natural disaster

IMMIGRATIONSOURCE STUDY

Source Primary/

Secondary

Sources

Push/

Pull FactorsWhy push or pull factor?