Migration of a father can significantly impact the family by altering emotional dynamics and financial stability. The absence may lead to feelings of loneliness and increased responsibility for the remaining family members, particularly the spouse, who may have to manage both household and parenting duties. Financially, remittances sent back home can improve living conditions, but they may also create dependency or strain relationships. Additionally, the father's absence can affect children's development and their emotional well-being, as they may struggle with feelings of abandonment or disconnect.
they lose their culture, friends, family
how does age affect the rte of migration
It led to migration
The Erie Canal increased migration to the Midwest.
how do factors such as trade, war, migration, and inventions affect cultural change?
how does the discovery of the skullcap affect the believabilty of Beyer's wave of migration theory
different ways of travel can affect the rate of immigration.
Yes, it had a dramaric effect on the family. Her father, while not a wealthy man, did manage to earn enough so that his family could live a comfortable life. After he died, the family became almost destitute.
because of a source of movment
Tuscarora
red soil
African migration made the united states turn toward communism