Migration in the past and present

Migration in the past and present

1. migrations have played in the past and present of humanity.

   • Migration in the past
     • Since 8000 years before Christ until the beginning of the Christian Era, it is believed that the population went from 5 million to 250 million of habitants. The biggest part of them was forcedly mobilized, not by factors of nature, but by the action of other human beings. in 2000 years of human history, population mobility has been very important. In fact, it marked the world history.
   • Migration and modernity
     • During industrialization, in the 19th and 20th centuries there were large displacements of people from the countryside to the cities where the factories were. More than 50 million people from Europe migrated to America. Europe and the United States begin to be the main points of destination for the population from America, Africa and Asia.
   • Globalization
     • With globalization, conditions were created for countries to eliminate customs barriers and products and capitals circulate around the world without restrictions, supported by the development of the leading economy and knowledge economy.
   • Migration in Latin American
     • The current population of Latin America is the result of several migrations that have taken place from the first settlements to the present. In general, people from all continents, countries and cultures have come, so Latin America is complexly diverse. It is a continent in movement which experiences internal, intraregional and international migration processes.
   • Types of migration
     • length of stay
       • places of destination
         • legal point of view

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