Lesson 76 of 84 · Immigration
⭐ 30 XPRefugee Stories: Fleeing Conflict
Refugees are individuals who flee their home countries due to conflict, persecution, or violence.
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Refugees are individuals who flee their home countries due to conflict, persecution, or violence. Their stories often reflect the struggles and resilience of people seeking safety and a better life. Throughout history, many refugees have come to the United States from places like Vietnam, Syria, and Afghanistan. The United States has a long tradition of welcoming refugees, and their contributions enrich American society, showcasing a diverse tapestry of cultures and experiences.
Key Facts
Refugees flee their home countries due to danger and violence.
The U.S. has welcomed millions of refugees throughout its history.
Refugees contribute to the cultural diversity of American society.
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1 of 2What do refugees flee from?
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Refugee Stories: Fleeing Conflict
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