Migration and ethnic relations - QUIZ 6

QUIZ 6
Question 1 The act of aliens of 1997 put more restrictions on the conditions of entry and narrowed the possible legal channels of inflow. Answer: Prawda Fałsz Correct
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Question 2 The majority of immigrants who applied for regularization received positive decisions. Answer: Prawda Fałsz Correct
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Question 3 Taking into account the legal and conceptual framework, migration policy in Poland in its present state, could be described as not restrictive.
Answer: Prawda Fałsz Correct
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Question 4 The Geneva Convention is connected with the citizenship policy. Answer: Prawda Fałsz Correct
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Question 5 Naturalization is a rather easy process in Poland, where naturalization rules are not so restrictive. Answer: Prawda Fałsz Correct
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Question 6 The most numerous groups who benefited from the regularization in Poland were migrants from Ukraine and Romania. Answer: True False Correct
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Question 7 The first regularization program in Poland was in 1997.
Answer: True False Correct
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Question 8 The holders of the Polish Charter are not entitled to social help. Answer: Prawda Fałsz Correct
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Question 9 Until 2010 a migration policy doctrine in Poland was not clearly or directly expressed. Answer: True False Correct
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Question 10 The first and second waves of repatriates took place in the 1940s and in the 1950s, and comprised roughly 20 000 immigrants. Answer: Prawda Fałsz Correct
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Question 11 1997, was an important year in the Polish migration policy, since Poland signed the Geneva Convention and a number of important readmission agreements with the Schengen countries. ... zobacz całą notatkę