📖 Reading Passage: The Story of Human Migration

Human migration is when people move from one place to another, sometimes for a short time and sometimes permanently. Throughout history, humans have moved to find better living conditions, safety, or new opportunities.

Causes of Migration:
People migrate for many reasons. Some leave because of natural disasters like floods, droughts, or climate changes that make farming or living difficult. Others move to escape war, political problems, or persecution. Economic reasons, such as searching for jobs or a better life, also encourage migration.

Effects of Migration:
When people move, they bring their cultures, skills, and traditions with them, which can help communities grow and change. New populations can create challenges, such as overcrowding or competition for resources. Migration can also change the environment as new communities develop land and build homes.

Historical Example:
The Great Migration in the United States (1910-1970) involved millions of African Americans moving from the rural South to northern cities to escape segregation and find work in industrial jobs.

Current Example:
Many people today migrate from Central America to the United States, seeking safety from violence and economic hardship.

📝 Part 1: Multiple Choice Questions

✏️ Part 2: Short Answer and Inference Questions

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