Question

'in the 19th century, all over the world more than 150 million people migrated from one country to another.' explain the factors responsible for this migration ?? plz don't spam

Answer 1

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A Lot of factors are responsible for the amount of people who migrated in 19th Century .

• A lot of wars and conflicts were going over the world.
• The European Countries were ruling half of the world Countries.
• After the war , the economy of the world decreased drastically.
• The poor people of Underdeveloped and Devoloping countries went abroad to good countries to get a job.
• Also at that time a number of infectious diseases were dominating the world.
• The instability of political conditions of many countries forced its citizens to migrate to other countries to save their future.
• Also people settled abroad to have and get a nice life , away from wars , conflicts and diseases.

Thats why more than 150 million people migrated to and fro their countries .

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Answer 2

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. (i) Abolition of Corn Laws and free trade : The scrapping of the Corn laws laid the foundation of free trade. Now, food could be imported Or exported into Britain freely.

(ii) New Economic activities: The free trace led to development of railways and new ports. People had to settle or, the lands to bring them under cultivation. This meant building homes and settlements. All the construction activities needed labour. The demand for labour in places where labour was in short supply led to migration.

(iii) Role of technology: The railways, steamships, lighter wagons helped the people to move from one country to another.

(iv) Imperialism : The wave of imperialism engulfed the whole world and due to this people migrated from one nation to another.

(v) Different flows : The flow of trade accompanied with capital paved way for the flow of labour.