Sentences with phrase «population uprooted»

Such was its effect that in the late 1800's, the population uprooted and left to live in Cuba and other parts of Latin America.

Not exact matches

Three percent of the population could be uprooted and sent back to their native countries, with no one left to do the jobs they currently do, Blinder says.

But in the United States, the uprooting of the rural population and the rapid migration of industry from one part of the country to another, as well as out of the country altogether, have represented a steady assault on community during the past half century.

Uprooting an entire population, the player must protect this caravan as it seeks refuge from a seemingly unstoppable tide of monstrous invaders.

Hence colonisation, the uprooting of populations and even human trafficking itself are dealt with in this exhibition, in complex, colourful and powerful forms, into which everyone can delve and find meaning, illustrated by metaphorical titles written like poems.

Unfortunately, New York, London and Tokyo are not low - population hunter - gatherer communities that can be easily uprooted.