CRP Discussion Questions.indd

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• Great Migration
• Bird migration
• Politics of the United States
• Geography of the United States
• United States
• Demographic history of the United States
• Northeastern United States
• Western United States

Great Lakes p.1 Ethiopia p.3 Kenya p.5 Somalia p.6 Uganda p.7 Horn of Africa funding update p.8

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• Forced migration
• Least developed countries
• Member states of the African Union
• Member states of the United Nations
• Population
• Internally displaced person
• Dadaab
• Uganda
• IRIN
• Africa
• Political geography
• International relations

Hoboes on Harvest Objective Students read about the Great Wheat Belt migration, the yearly migration of wheat harvest workers in the early 1900s, answer and discuss comprehension quesitons, practice finding the main idea

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• Vincent van Gogh
• Agricultural machinery
• Wheat
• Combine harvester
• Hobo
• Seasonal human migration
• Cereal
• Crops
• Agriculture
• Food and drink

The Great Migration and North Carolina BY SHEPHERD W. MCKINLEY AND CYNTHIA RISSER Reprinted by permission from Tar Heel Junior Historian 45, no. 2 (Spring[removed]copyright North Carolina Museum of History (see http://ncmu

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• Reconstruction
• Discrimination in the United States
• Collage
• Romare Bearden
• Great Migration
• Wilmington Insurrection
• Harlem Renaissance
• North Carolina
• Jim Crow laws
• Southern United States
• United States
• Demographic history of the United States

Advance version Promoting peace and security: humanitarian assistance to refugees in Africa Initial proceedings Decision of 13 January[removed]4089th meeting): statement by the President

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• Internally displaced person
• Persecution
• Refugee
• Nobel Prize
• United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
• Danish Refugee Council
• Great Lakes refugee crisis
• Forced migration
• Human migration
• Peace

Push/Pull Factors and Responses of the Great Migration  by Cory Williams  Objectives:  TSWBAT  1.  Understand the differences in geography from a number of locations within America.  2.  Anal

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• Frankie Laine discography
• American songs
• Blues
• Sweet Home Chicago

“The biggest town in the Mississippi Delta”: Reconnecting the Delta and Chicago via the Blues by Greg Simmons Subject: U.S. History Grade Level: 9-10th

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• Western United States
• African American music
• African-American culture
• Mississippi Delta
• Great Migration
• Juke joint
• Robert Johnson
• Bird migration
• Southern United States
• Blues
• Demographic history of the United States
• Northeastern United States

2 What about Your Neighborhood? Research whether your town/city increased or decreased in population during the great migration (1915–40). Research the racial makeup of your town’s population. Has it changed over the

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January[removed]NEW AMERICANS IN MICHIGAN: The Political and Economic Power of Immigrants, Latinos, and Asians in the Great Lakes State Immigrants, Latinos, Asians, and Arab Americans account for large and growing shares o

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• Michigan
• Immigration to the United States
• Metro Detroit
• United States
• American studies
• Crimes
• Human migration
• Illegal immigration

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• Birth
• Saint Boniface
• Culture
• Nationality
• Christianity
• Nationality law
• Human migration
• Place of birth