According to Caroline Brettell, migrants often come to their new nations with an ideology of return.. This means that:
a. They desire to send money back to the countries they have left.
b. They believe that their migration is temporary and that they will one day return to their country of origin.
c. They wish to bring other members of their families to live in their new countries.
d. They generally have an eye for eye philosophy that is likely to result in success in their new countries.
e. They have a commitment to the political beliefs of their old country that they rarely shed.
Question 2
What is the source of the problem between the indigenous Saami herders and the Norwegian government?
a. The government of Norway wants to intervene in Saami herding and animal ownership to make changes that they believe will be more efficient for both the Saami and Norway.
b. The Norwegian government wants to conscript the Saami into their national army and force them to become citizens of Norway. The Saami do not consider themselves to be citizens.
c. The Saami do not want to continue their indigenous lifestyle and the Norwegian government wants them to remain as herders for tourist purposes.
d. The Saami are trying to relocate to Sweden, which has better pastureland and better land use laws, but the Norwegian government will not let them leave.
e. The Saami are reproducing at very high rates and the Norwegian government wants to control for population pressure.
Table 6.1 illustrates the main regime types and their differences. It breaks the regimes into four
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