Lesson 4: Migration and Global Labor Systems
Duration of Days: 3
Lesson Objective
Students will explain how industrialization and imperialism contributed to global migration patterns and new labor systems
Why did millions of people migrate during this period?
How did migration reshape societies and economies?
indentured servitude, labor migration, diaspora, push-pull factors
APWH Unit 6 Topic 6.4
Skill 4.A
Reasoning Process: Continuity and Change
Synthesizing information from lecture-based content and data.
This multi-day lecture synthesizes migration trends and labor systems across regions.
Purpose: Content synthesis and contextual understanding
DOK: 2–3
Modern migration debates and labor mobility.
Students may view migration as entirely voluntary.
Guided notes; optional data analysis extensions.
Checkpoint multiple-choice questions and discussion prompts.
Lecture slides, migration maps, data tables