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Migration
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5 Nov 2019
The history of migration in the World
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Events
Aborigines in Asia
Homo erectus becomes extinct
Homo sapiens appear in Europe
They have populated the middle east and central asia
Maximum of the ice age
first human in Japan
humans are in southern Greece
The first humans cross the bering strait into the Americas
Ice-free corridor in Canada
Homo sapiens are the sole surviving creatures of homo genus
Huguenots
Apparition of tourism
The first tourist trip
Thomas Cook Company
the first group tour by train
revolutions across Europe
visits to the First International Exhibition
trip to the Exhibition in Paris
the first of a series of "summer tramps"
The persecution of Jewish
RUSSIAN FIRST TRAVEL AGENCY
foundation of Institute of International Education
In the 19 th century tourism was mainly for the rich
on a six-week expedition through France
The Institute of International Education
a secondary school student exchange program
The Council on Student Travel
Nations were encouraged to allow refugees
non-United States citizens were elected to the AFS
Turkey invaded Cyprus
Civil war in Sri Lanka
POLICIES SHIFT MIGRATION FLOW
State discrimination policies
STRONG LABOR MARKETS DRAW MIGRANTS
STRONG LABOR MARKETS DRAW MIGRANTS
STRONG LABOR MARKETS DRAW MIGRANTS
Ethnic cleansing in Bosnia and Herzegovina
The channel tunnel is between France and England
INSTABILITY FORCES PEOPLE OUT
POVERTY IMMOBILIZES, MONEY MAKES MOVING POSSIBLE
STRONG LABOR MARKETS DRAW MIGRANTS
STRONG LABOR MARKETS DRAW MIGRANTS
POLICIES SHIFT MIGRATION FLOW
STRONG LABOR MARKETS DRAW MIGRANTS
STRONG LABOR MARKETS DRAW MIGRANTS
INSTABILITY FORCES PEOPLE OUT
Spanish empire
Portugese empire
The Portuguese discover Madeira
The Portuguese discover Azores
Slavery
Start of European slave trading in Africa.
Slavery
Start of the 'sugar-slave complex'
Pope Nicholas V authorising the status of slaves.
enslavement of pagans
Portuguese a perpetual monopoly in trade with Africa.
monopoly for newly discovered countries in Africa
The first of the Portuguese trading forts
the Cape Verde Islands is founded
Slave in Seville
Spanish begin to trade
the New Land of the Codfish
the first trading point in Ghana
Congo river major source of slaves.
the sugar-slave complex that had been initiated in Madeira.
Discovery of the New World
the first transatlantic slave voyage
Treaty of Tordesillas
30 Native American slaves.
John Cabot explored the coast of Newfoundland
Vasco da Gama sets foot on Kozhikode
Slavery
New king
The Portuguese capture Malacca
Exploration of florida
slave-raiding expeditions to Central America
In a significant escalation of the slave trade
A major slave rebellion
The gold mine
exploration the Atlantic coast
begins transporting slaves
Empire Spanish
Creation of Viceroyalty of New Spain
Exploration of Montreal
exploitation by European landowners.
Creaction of viceroyalty of Peru
The first governor general is sent to Brazil from Portugal
Genoa tries to prevent trading in slaves
English begin the slavery
The spanish founded Sainte Augustine
the Parlement of Bordeaux sets all slaves
Spain and Portugal are united
colony at Roanoke
France in the slave trade
monopoly in the slave trade
Native American slaves in Spanish colonies.
Royal charter
The first European in Australia
English colonists in Virginia
Foundation of Quebec
exploration the Delaware Bay and New York Harbor
The spanish established Santa Fe
African in Virginia
the first English colony in New England
First Dutch colonisation
NewAmsterdam was established
The first Swedish colony
Independence for Portugal
Dutch outpost Fort Good Hope
The Dutch conquered New Sweden
the Dutch surrendered New Amsterdam to the British
The english in Carolina
the central Mississippi River
the upper valley of the Mississippi River
La Salle descended the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico
William Penn established Philidelphia
the western coast of Australia.
settlement at Pensacola
the first permanent settlement in Louisiana
British settlers
The Spanish founded Albuquerque
The French settled at Mobile
War of Spanish Succession
mission at Nacogdoches
Creation of Viceroyalty of New Granada
The Spanish mission
New Orleans
settlement of Georgia
The French ousted Washington’s contingent
capturation of Quebec
the French surrendered Montreal to Britain
Spain joined te war
The treaty of Paris
Britain gained all land east of the Mississippi
France ceded all her territory
British possession eastern Australia
United States declare independence
Spanish rule in Peru and Bolivia.
The new Bourbon monarchs of Spain
settle the eastern half of the continent of Australia.
Intendancy System Implemented King Charles
Haitian Revolution
Britain invades the Cape
French invasion of Egypt
Australia is an island
independence of the Americas from Spanish rule
abolish the trade in slaves.
Battle of Chacabuco
Spanish forces in Venezuela
Independence for Brazil
"New Holland" to "Australia."
The settlement of Perth
French in Algeria
The settlement of Port Phillip
New Zealand separate from New South Wales
Gold is found
Great Britain stops sending convicts to Australia.
Railroad in Australia
France creates the Indochinese Union
creation of French West Africa
The Commonwealth is founded
Canberra is founded
French in Marocco
independence from Britain
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Independence of Morocco and Tunisia
Independence of French colonies
Evian Accords
creatures labeled Ardipithecus ramidus lived
family Hominidae lived
Homo sapiens
modern humans
Interglacial period begins
The branch that reached the middle east died
a group crossed the mouth of the Redsea
population extends
The ice age
the first humans leave Africa
Human running
Travelled in Australia
new human localisation
humans have crossed a body of water
Neanderthals disappear from Europe
Humans enter europe through the Southeast
Periods
Homo habilis
first human - Homo erectus
Four groups travelled
Travelled across a green Sahara
Travelled in Asia
The Toba catatastrophe
Following the devastation of the indian sub-continent
Dramatic warming of the climate
Mini ice age
Moved in Asia
Central Asians moved west towards eastern europe
crossed the bering land
de-populated of world
Ice age continued
continued amelioration of the global climate
Reoccupation of north america
The final collapse of the ice age heralded the dawn of agriculture.
French Nobility and Clergy from the Revolution
The Irish potato famine
The German invasion of Belgium
The AFS Association was established
The coming to power of the antisemitic
the rights of Polish refugees
Summer Program
refugee acceptance in Britain
large uprising in Hungary
POVERTY IMMOBILIZES, MONEY MAKES MOVING POSSIBLE
Although many Ugandan Asians had retained British passports upon Ugandan independence
Chile as political refugees
American intervention in the Vietnam War
Kosovo Albanians lived in an apartheid-like situation in Serbia
974,926 international students
the slave-trading forts in West Africa.
the Aztec Empire
Hermando de Soto ranges throughout the Southeast
settlement at Sydney
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