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The document discusses migration patterns and immigrant populations in several European countries from the 17th century to present day. It asks multiple choice questions about the largest minority group in 17th century Poland, the oldest synagogue in Krakow, the biggest center of foreigners after the Middle Ages in Poland, where Estonians emigrated in the 19th century and why, the meaning of the term "Talendid koju", the largest Estonian communities worldwide, the biggest religion in Sweden after Christianity, the most common affiliation in Sweden, the number of Swedes belonging to the Swedish church, how immigrants influence Malaga, the reasons immigrants come to Malaga, the most abundant population in Malaga, the dominant immigrant nationality in Italy, why

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What was the biggest minority in Poland
during 17th century?
a) Tartars
b) Jews
c) Cossacks
d) Muslims
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jew.jpg

What is the name of the oldest synagouge in
Cracow?
a) Remuh
b) Kupa
c) Tempel
d) Old synagouge
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Krakow_synagoga_stara.jpg

What was the biggest center of foreigners
after Middle Ages in Poland?
a) Warsaw
b) Poznań
c) Cracow
d) Gdańsk
http://tpotravel.com/wp-content/uploads/Cracow-Old-Town.jpg

Where did the Estonians emigrate on the
19th century? What was the reason?
a) To Finland for work
b) To Russia looking for a land
c) To the West to escape from the wars

What is “Talendid koju”?
a) A project to bring back Estonian
workers
b) An Estonian company dealing with
migration in Estonia
c) An Estonian community in Canada

Where are the biggest Estonian
communities in the world?
a) In France, Germany and Belgium
b) In Latvia, Lithuania and Poland
c) In Finland, Sweden and Russia

What is the biggest religion after
christianity in Sweden?
a) Islam
b) Judaism
c) Hinduism

What is most common in Sweden?
a) Being a Christian
b) Being a muslim
c) Being an atheist

It lives around 9 millions people in
Sweden today. How many people are
members in the Swedish church?
a) around 2 millions
b) around 8,5 millions
c) around 6,5 millions

How do immigrants influence Malaga?
a) They build their own cemeteries
b) They build their own temples
(churches, mosques,ecc.)
c) They teach their own language in
schools

Which are the reasons immigrants come to
Málaga?
a) They come to learn a new language
(Spanish)
b) To buy houses and then sell them
c) They come because of the weather, the
culture, other people comes looking for a
job and retired people come to live here

Which is the most abundant population in
Málaga?
a) British people
b) Moroccan people
c) Chinese people

Which nationality of immigrants is the
dominant one in Italy?
a) Chinese
b) Romanian
c) Albanian

Why is Rome a perfect example of
peaceful coexistence?
a) Because it’s beautiful
b) Because the people are happy there
c) Because it hosts the three most
important religions with the Great
Mosque, the oldest Jewish community
in Europe and St. Peter’s Basilica

To what extent are gypsies in Italy
concerned about their future?
a) Very much concerned, especially for
their children
b) Not concerned at all because they
don’t live but just survive
c) They are only concerned about the
present

What’s the percentage of foreign people in
Paris ?
a) Less than 10%
b) Between 10-20%
c) More than 30%

What kinds of food can we eat a lot in Paris?
a) Couscous, Kebab, Chinese and
Japanese
b) Fish&Chips, Tortilla and Burger
King
c) French traditional food

What were the main reasons of the
immigration in France ?
a) French girls were beautiful
b) French demography was in deficit
c) They wanted to learn how to make
cheese

Who was the ruler when the first
relationship between Germans and
Turkish began and when was that ?
a) Adolf Hitler, in 1900
b) Bismark, in 1877
c) Friedrich the II, in 1761

Why are Turkish people coming to
Germany?
a) Germany have a big economic boom
and they need host workers
b) German people like kebab
c) Turkey was in poverty

What was the percentage of Huegenots in
Berlin at the beginning of 18th
century
a) 1 %
b) 75 %
c) 20 %

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Malaga questions for__migration

1. Questions about migrations in Europe

2. What was the biggest minority in Poland during 17th century? a) Tartars b) Jews c) Cossacks d) Muslims http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jew.jpg

3. What is the name of the oldest synagouge in Cracow? a) Remuh b) Kupa c) Tempel d) Old synagouge http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Krakow_synagoga_stara.jpg

4. What was the biggest center of foreigners after Middle Ages in Poland? a) Warsaw b) Poznań c) Cracow d) Gdańsk http://tpotravel.com/wp-content/uploads/Cracow-Old-Town.jpg

5. Where did the Estonians emigrate on the 19th century? What was the reason? a) To Finland for work b) To Russia looking for a land c) To the West to escape from the wars

6. What is “Talendid koju”? a) A project to bring back Estonian workers b) An Estonian company dealing with migration in Estonia c) An Estonian community in Canada

7. Where are the biggest Estonian communities in the world? a) In France, Germany and Belgium b) In Latvia, Lithuania and Poland c) In Finland, Sweden and Russia

8. What is the biggest religion after christianity in Sweden? a) Islam b) Judaism c) Hinduism

9. What is most common in Sweden? a) Being a Christian b) Being a muslim c) Being an atheist

10. It lives around 9 millions people in Sweden today. How many people are members in the Swedish church? a) around 2 millions b) around 8,5 millions c) around 6,5 millions

11. How do immigrants influence Malaga? a) They build their own cemeteries b) They build their own temples (churches, mosques,ecc.) c) They teach their own language in schools

12. Which are the reasons immigrants come to Málaga? a) They come to learn a new language (Spanish) b) To buy houses and then sell them c) They come because of the weather, the culture, other people comes looking for a job and retired people come to live here

13. Which is the most abundant population in Málaga? a) British people b) Moroccan people c) Chinese people

14. Which nationality of immigrants is the dominant one in Italy? a) Chinese b) Romanian c) Albanian

15. Why is Rome a perfect example of peaceful coexistence? a) Because it’s beautiful b) Because the people are happy there c) Because it hosts the three most important religions with the Great Mosque, the oldest Jewish community in Europe and St. Peter’s Basilica

16. To what extent are gypsies in Italy concerned about their future? a) Very much concerned, especially for their children b) Not concerned at all because they don’t live but just survive c) They are only concerned about the present

17. What’s the percentage of foreign people in Paris ? a) Less than 10% b) Between 10-20% c) More than 30%

18. What kinds of food can we eat a lot in Paris? a) Couscous, Kebab, Chinese and Japanese b) Fish&Chips, Tortilla and Burger King c) French traditional food

19. What were the main reasons of the immigration in France ? a) French girls were beautiful b) French demography was in deficit c) They wanted to learn how to make cheese

20. Who was the ruler when the first relationship between Germans and Turkish began and when was that ? a) Adolf Hitler, in 1900 b) Bismark, in 1877 c) Friedrich the II, in 1761

21. Why are Turkish people coming to Germany? a) Germany have a big economic boom and they need host workers b) German people like kebab c) Turkey was in poverty

22. What was the percentage of Huegenots in Berlin at the beginning of 18th century a) 1 % b) 75 % c) 20 %

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