Migration, The movement of people from one place to another to live., Migrant, A person who moves from one place to another to live., Internal migration, Moving to a different place within the same country., International migration, Moving from one country to another., Immigrant, A person who moves into a country to live there., Emigrant, A person who leaves their country to live elsewhere., Refugee, A person who has been forced to leave their country because of danger, such as war or persecution., Internally displaced person (IDP), A person forced to leave their home but who remains within their own country., Forced migration, When people have little or no choice but to move, e.g. because of war, persecution or natural disasters., Individual migration, When a person migrates on their own, rather than as part of a large organised group., Organised migration, Migration that is planned or arranged, often by a government or organisation., Push factor, Something that encourages a person to leave a place, e.g. war, unemployment or poverty., Pull factor, Something that attracts a person to a new place, e.g. jobs, safety or a better quality of life., Globalisation, The increasing connection between countries through trade, travel, technology and communication., Network factors, Connections with family, friends or communities that encourage people to migrate to a particular place., Multi-ethnic, A place or society containing people from many different ethnic backgrounds.

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