Which term refers to people establishing homes and citizenship in a country that is not their native country?

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

Answer: (B)

Immigration is the act of people moving to a country other than where they were born with the intention of living there, and often seeking citizenship. It differs from migration, which is a broader term for moving from one place to another and may not involve settling in a new country. Assimilation describes how someone adopts the culture of the new country over time, which can happen after immigration but is not the act of moving itself. A reserve is unrelated to this idea. So, immigration best matches the sense of establishing a home and citizenship in a country that isn’t your native one.