A person moving to a country to live and become a citizen describes which term?

• A. Migration
• B. Assimilation
• C. Loyalist
• D. Immigration

Answer: (D)

Immigration describes moving to a country to live there, often with the goal of becoming a citizen. It focuses on entering a new country and settling there, sometimes pursuing permanent residency or citizenship. Migration is a broader idea of moving from one place to another and doesn’t specify entering a new country to stay or pursue citizenship. Assimilation is about how someone adapts to the new culture, not the act of moving itself. A Loyalist is a historical label for someone loyal to a country or crown, not about migration or citizenship. So, the term that fits best is immigration.