2. 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.

3. HATFIELDS VS. MCCOYS

4. 1.United States24% 2.Canada6% 3.United Kingdom/France5% 4.Spain5% 5.Saudi Arabia4% 6.Germany 3.5% 7.Australia3% HATFIELDS VS. MCCOYS Name the country that potential immigrants today would like to go to the most.

5. PRIMARY SOURCE SECONDARY SOURCE OROR HATFIELDS VS. MCCOYS

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

7. PULL FACTORS PUSH FACTORS OROR HATFIELDS VS. MCCOYS

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

9. Primary Sources: Something FROM the time Examples: diary entry, interview, newspapers, songs, photographs, etc.

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

11. Pull Factors: reasons why an immigrant WANTS to move (a choice) Oklahoma land rush Examples: -freedom -land -jobs -opportunity -family

12. Push Factors: reasons why an immigrant HAS to move (forced) Iraqi refugees flee the war Examples: -war -famine -persecution -poverty -natural disaster

13. IMMIGRATION SOURCE STUDY SourcePrimary/ Secondary Sources Push/ Pull Factors Why push or pull factor?