The Chapter Argues That Immigration Can Be Understood as an Act

question 34

Multiple Choice

The chapter argues that immigration can be understood as an act of _____, because people make a choice to leave all they know behind in order to come to a new place for economic opportunity or to flee repression.

• A) folly
• B) human agency
• C) terrorism
• D) hubris

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Definitions:

New Possibilities

Unexplored opportunities or prospects that offer potential for innovation or improvement.

Pattern Recognition

The identification of regularities, patterns, or repeating sequences in data, often using it to make predictions or informed decisions.

Identifying Links

Refers to the process of recognizing and establishing connections between various elements, ideas, or data points.

Unrelated Things

Concepts or items that do not have a direct connection or relevance to one another.