There are many push factors when it comes to emigration, but first, a push factor is something that will make someone want to voluntarily leave because of the things happening in their country. Examples of some push factors are a lack of job opportunites, war, famine, and instability in the country. Examples of push factors in real life happening today are...
1. Syria - war/conflict from the Syrian Civil War
2. Venezuela - crime, and politcial and economic instability
3. North Korea - harsh laws and punishments, dictatorship, and the regime/totalitarianism
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Bill Clinton wanted to preserve his reputation and didn't wanted the american troops killed.
The previous warning of the U.S. administration that they would intervene humanitarian motives only.
The U.S. first instinct was to deny the genocide so they didn't have to provide aid.
Answer:The closest is the Bahamas
The Farthest is Trinland and Tobago
Explanation:
Tropical climates and rainforests are found near the equator
