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    ACTIVITY (TCW)

    GROUP # 1

    GROUP MEMBERS:

    Alejandro, Luigi B.
    Ocampo, Erich Therese D.G.
    Pagtalunan, Hanney
    Rodriguez, Rhian Jay
    Sevilla, Irish C.
    Umali, Amanda Denielle P.

    Explore the drivers behind migration, considering factors such as


    economic, political, cultural, social, and environmental influences.

    General Question: Why do people move/migrate? (a minimum of


    three sentences for each aspect)

     Economic factors – People move or migrate to seek better job


    opportunities, higher wages, environmental resources and
    improve their living standards. For them to have better economic
    prosperity or to be financially stable, people move from rural
    places to urban areas, or migrate to other countries with
    stronger economy. Because people seem to be attracted of the
    financial stability of other countries, it makes them want to
    relocate to have a better life for themselves and their families.

     Political factors – People choose to migrate from their home


    countries to another because of certain conflicts like
    discrimination, mistreatment, and lack of political rights or
    freedom. People tend to runaway or move because of wars,
    dictatorial governments, or areas with political instability in
    hopes of finding countries with better security/safety and quality
    of life.

     Cultural Factors – People choose to move or migrate because


    they want to be in environments where their personal identities
    matches and are respected or valued by those around them,
    especially when it comes to their believes, practices, religions
    and even ethnicity. Cultural migration can also involve
    movement from a country to another or to communities or
    environments where one's cultural background is respected and
    celebrated than discriminated and marginalized. People may
    also migrate or move to start a fresh and continue their family’s
    cultural heritage in some other places.

     Social Factors – When it comes to social factors, people move or


    migrate usually because of marriage, work or education
    purposes, and relocation of families to be closer to other
    relatives. For educational purposes, students migrate or move
    to other places or countries because they got accepted to their
    dream schools to study for the course that they want which can
    most likely lead to brain drains for some countries.

     Environmental Factors – When it comes to environmental


    factors, some people most likely move because of natural causes
    like climate change, pollution, environmental degradation and
    even being close to disaster risks like living near an active
    volcano. People, even if they do not want to move or migrate
    from their homes are sometimes forced to because of the
    dangers they might face due to their environment. People also
    tend to move because their place gets flooded really fast or are
    too hot or dry to live in and grow crops to make a living.

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