2 - Immigration history Netherlands

• Aardrijkskunde
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Population, Culture & Migration

Geography

Bilingual Education year 1

Mister De Graaf

Boss of Geography

Previous lesson

Explain in three short sentences what last lesson was about

Culture

Culture is basically a collection of unwritten social laws

We would call most of these things ‘normal behaviour’

Although they’re almost impossible to understand for foreigners

Note: Nature: everything which you’re born with (f.e. skin colour or hair colour) Culture: everything which you’ve been taught (f.e. religion, language, habits)

 

Reflection

Summarized

Nature = everything which you’re born with (f.e. skin colour or hair colour)

Culture = everything which you’ve been taught (f.e. religion, language, habits)

Cultural region = a region with people who share common cultural characteristics.

The unequal distribution of wealth is the main driver behind migration

--> Migration meanwhile is an important driver behind cultural encounters

--> Misunderstanding between different cultures can give conflict 

Reflection

Dresscodes

Reflection

This lesson

Video excercise cultural elements The Netherlands

Push and Pull factors

Excercise

Video Excercise

Mention at least three different typically Dutch things you've seen in the video

Mention at least three different typically Dutch things you've missed in the video

Video Excercise

Mention at least three different typically Dutch things you've seen in the video

Mention at least three different typically Dutch things you've missed in the video

Migration is one of the most important drivers behind cultural encounters

So there are four types of migration

Four types migration

1. Economic migration
2. Social migration
3. Ecological migration
4. Political migration

The largest migration streams to the Netherlands since WOII