Forms of living together and immigration
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There are three main motives for immigrating
to another country. Two of them are political
and economical. Give an example for each one
that you heard in the video.
to another country. Two of them are political
and economical. Give an example for each one
that you heard in the video.
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What is the third main motive called? Give an example of it.
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This show is an typical example of a social
reason somebody would immigrate. How
is the proces called that you saw here?
Explain your answer
reason somebody would immigrate. How
is the proces called that you saw here?
Explain your answer
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The Dutch government has drawn up
conditions for family formation. What
are those conditions? State three.
conditions for family formation. What
are those conditions? State three.
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“With rickety boats, swimming or hidden in trucks and airplanes, they try to gain a foothold in an EU country. Hoping for a better income than they had in their own country.”
For what reasons did these people come to Europe?
For what reasons did these people come to Europe?
A
Economic reasons
B
Political reasons
C
Family formation
D
Family reunification
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I. In the eighties, many Moluccans came to the Netherlands following political developments in Indonesia.
II. After Surinam became independent, the Surinamese could choose between the Surinam and Dutch nationality.
II. After Surinam became independent, the Surinamese could choose between the Surinam and Dutch nationality.
A
I is correct, II is incorrect.
B
I is incorrect, II is correct.
C
I and II are both correct.
D
I and II are both incorrect.
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There are three models of living together.
This clip showed seggregation. What is the
total opposite of seggregation called? Explain
your answer.
This clip showed seggregation. What is the
total opposite of seggregation called? Explain
your answer.
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This clip showed that there is still a lot of social
inequality. Housing is one example. Name two
other things and how you can recognize them
in the Netherlands
inequality. Housing is one example. Name two
other things and how you can recognize them
in the Netherlands
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The development of ‘black’ and ‘white’ schools and neighbourhoods in the Netherlands is an example of:
A
voluntary segregation
B
compulsory segregation
C
compulsory assimilation
D
mutual influencing.
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What are you going to get for your final exam?
A
<5.5
B
6
C
7
D
8 or higher
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