A migrant sends money to relatives and contributes to a project in their home community. Which statement best describes these transfers?
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What term describes ideas, practices, skills, and values that move between communities through migrants and their networks?
When a migrant sends money and gains influence over household decisions, relatives providing daily care may carry a greater practical .
Frequent video calls necessarily remove the difficulties of separation, including missing milestones and being unable to provide hands-on care.
- A
True
- B
False
Which statement best describes a migrant's possible political engagement across countries?
- A
Taking part in politics in the country of residence means a migrant can no longer engage with the country of origin.
- B
Migrants are expected to take part in elections in both countries.
- C
A migrant may participate in civic or political life in both the country of origin and the country of residence.
- D
Political engagement is limited to sending money to organizations.
Select all factors that can affect how accessible communication technology is for relatives living in different countries.
- A
Internet access
- B
The cost of devices
- C
The assumption that video calls provide hands-on care
- D
Time zones
- E
Digital skills
What term describes a family whose members live in different countries but continue to organize relationships and responsibilities across distance?
Money or goods that migrants send to people or organizations elsewhere are called .
A migrant can feel a sense of belonging to both a place of origin and a place of residence at the same time.
- A
True
- B
False
Select all factors that can shape how family roles and responsibilities are arranged across borders.
- A
Age
- B
The color of a household's furniture
- C
Gender
- D
Income
- E
Whether relatives share the same favorite food
- F
Legal status
- G
The availability of travel
A migrant shares ideas about education with relatives at home. Which conclusion about possible cultural effects is supported?
- A
Sharing an idea always changes the whole community in the same way.
- B
Ideas and practices can influence norms without producing uniform or automatic cultural change.
- C
Cultural exchange occurs only when migrants return permanently.
- D
Ideas shared across borders cannot affect community norms.
Migrants should be treated as a single political group with shared views because they have connections to more than one country.
- A
True
- B
False
Two migrants maintain different levels of contact with their places of origin, and one person's connections change over time. Which statement best fits this pattern?
- A
They are equally strong for every migrant.
- B
They remain unchanged throughout a person's life.
- C
They exist only when a migrant sends money.
- D
Their strength and meaning can vary among individuals and over time.
A household depends on uncertain money transfers from a migrant, while relatives at home provide daily care and the migrant participates in decisions from abroad. Explain two ways this arrangement can connect family members across borders and two pressures or inequalities it may create.
Two siblings live in different countries but coordinate care for a parent and make family decisions together. Which concept best describes their family arrangement?
- A
A household whose members all live in one country but have different cultural backgrounds
- B
A family whose members live in different countries but continue to organize relationships and responsibilities across distance
- C
A group of migrants who share the same workplace
- D
A family that communicates only during visits
A migrant regularly sends money to relatives for school costs and says doing so is also part of staying connected to the family. Which interpretation best fits the material?
- A
They are only transfers made to pay for community projects.
- B
They always eliminate a household’s financial vulnerability.
- C
They can provide practical support and express a migrant’s connection or responsibility.
- D
They are ideas and practices shared between communities.
A worker abroad shares workplace practices with relatives in their country of origin, while also learning from those relatives. What kind of cross-border exchange does this illustrate?
- A
Social remittances
- B
Financial dependency
- C
Political participation
- D
Face-to-face care
A family uses video calls to coordinate care across borders, but an older relative still needs help that can only be provided in person. Which conclusion best reflects the role of communication technology?
- A
Online communication makes all family members equally able to participate.
- B
Video calls remove the difficulties caused by family separation.
- C
Digital contact is useful only for sharing financial information.
- D
Online contact can support relationships but may not replace visits or hands-on care.
What concept describes the social, economic, cultural, and political connections that link people and communities across national borders? Enter the concept in one or two words.
What concept means having a sense of connection, recognition, and participation in a community? Enter the concept in one word.
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