Warfare or Strife - It is social push factor. However, the Six-Day War was a push factor only on the Arab Side. On the Israeli side, the Six-Day War created an economic and social pull factor resulting in Israeli Settlements.
"Push factor" is a noun phrase that refers to forces or conditions that compel individuals to leave their current location, often used in the context of migration or immigration studies.
Moving cause of religion, or i think maybe cause somebody has trouble socially??
All refugees migrate because of a push factor of some sort, rather than a pull. In most cases, that push is some kind of crisis - political, social, economic, agricultural - that motivates people to move.
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the difference is that a pull factor is pulling you to move or go there and a push factor is pushing you to leave the place
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A good sentence would be: Political and Religious Persecution was a push factor between 1866 and 1915.