'Migration' means that groups of people are moving from one place to another. Modern man (homo sapiens) spread out over the Earth, starting in Africa, over 120,000 years ago. People still migrate now. Migration still refers to large groups of people, but individual people who move are also called migrants.
This series of lessons will show you different kinds of migration and different reasons why people migrate, either by choice or by force. We will also look at some examples of mass migration from the past and present and we will look at the effect of migration on different societies in the present.
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