Migration Movers

This passage describes how migration has shaped North America from early Indigenous movements to modern global migration. It explains how people moved for climate, safety, opportunities, and cultural reasons. The text shows that migration creates diverse communities and shared traditions. It highlights how modern communication helps families stay connected across long distances.

The reading helps students understand cause and effect in human geography. It strengthens their ability to analyze historical patterns and modern trends. Students practice extracting text-based evidence to answer questions. The passage also builds awareness of how migration influences culture, economy, and identity.

Key Terms: migration, culture, traditions, regions