The Dust Bowl migration of the Great Depression era is an example of a(n) __________.

The use of convict labor was instrumental in the early history of which of the following colonies?

The Pilgrims who migrated to America aboard the Mayflower did so in order to __________.

The first inhabitants of North America arrived via the Bering Strait into what is modern-day Alaska. How long did it take for these inhabitants to spread over the whole of the Americas?

In 1998 an estimated 350000 asylum seekers were from Croatia. What were their primary destinations in that year?

The history of the ____________ people, who underwent numerous waves of involuntary and voluntary migrations in Europe over the last several hundred years, closely mirrors the history of the Jewish people over the same time period.

The declining influence of American industry, particularly in the “Rust Belt” area, caused many Americans to migrate __________ during the second half of the twentieth century.

All of the following were significant factors in migration to Great Britain's North American colonies from Europe EXCEPT __________.

The Boer Republic, which fought a brutal and bloody war against the British Empire at the turn of the twentieth century, was primarily comprised of settlers from which European colonial power?

During the era of the Atlantic Slave Trade, the most common destination for enslaved Africans was __________.