A direct effect of increased international migration on host communities is the creation of what, often impacting community cohesion?
Pearson Edexcel IGCSE · Global Citizenship
Identity and migration: Practice Questions
5 multiple-choice questions marked as you go, and 5 written questions with worked solutions. All on Identity and migration.
In the context of international migration, how does the emergence of multiple identities among individuals affect a host community’s diversity?
According to the Identity and migration syllabus, how does the interaction between individual factors (such as religion or disability) and international migration influence the patterns of identity and community cohesion in host societies?
Which of the following is explicitly listed as a factor that shapes individual and community identities?
Increased international migration frequently leads to growing numbers of people developing 'multiple identities'. Which statement accurately defines a multiple identity in this context?
Define the term community cohesion within the context of international migration.
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Outline how gender may influence the specific reasons or opportunities for international migration.
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Analyze why an increase in economic migration might lead to a community questioning its values and identities.
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Individual and community identities are shaped by a variety of distinct characteristics. According to the Global Citizenship syllabus:
a) List three factors that contribute to the formation of an individual's identity. (3 points)
b) Briefly describe how education might influence an individual's sense of belonging or identity within a community. (1 point)
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(a) Identify and explain three factors, other than ethnicity, that help shape an individual’s identity within a globalised community. (3 points)
(b) Compare environmental reasons for international migration with economic reasons, providing one specific example for each. (2 points)
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