Unit 5 Vocab Practice

The Native Americans were __________ by the Andrew Jackson under his Indian Removal Act.

• Asylum

• Displaced

• Refugee

• Immigrated

She worked in a sweatshop where her boss screamed at her like a dog.

• empathy

• human rights

• dehumanizing

• human experience

He _________ from Russia, and is now a(n) _________ in America.

• immigrated, immigrant

• displaced, refugee

• migrated, refugee

• emigrated, immigrant

The floods demolished the city and _________ people from their homes. Now they are __________ in America.

• displaced, refugees

• dehumanized, immigrants

• empathized, refugees

• displaced, immigrants

The college is small and only allows 5000 new students a year. This is an example of a(n) ________.

• human rights

• quota

• human experience

• asylum

Freedom of Speech, Freedom to Life, Freedom to Religion are all what?

• dehumanizing

• quotas

• human experiences

• human rights

Definition: the protection granted by a nation to someone who has left their native country as a political refugee. ADD A FOOTER 4

• migration

• asylum

• empathy

• emigration

You are an excellent listener, people come to you for advice, you pick up and understand people's feelings, you have __________.

• human rights

• human experience

• empathy

• kindness

Definition: Theintangible aspects of humanexistence. These include thephysical, emotional, rational,volitional and spiritual aspectsof human life – offering insightinto how each areinterconnected.

• human existence

• immigration

• migration

• human rights

Immigration is...

• a person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country

• the action of coming tolive permanently in aforeign country.

• leaving one's own country in order to settle permanently in another.

• The movement of a person or people from one country, locality, place of residence, etc., to settle in another.