Great Migration - Definition and Overview

Great Migration is a term often used to describe the early medieval migrations of peoples in Europe.
The Great Migration may refer to the Winthrop Fleet of 1630; wherein seven hundred passengers migrated from England to Massachusetts Bay Colony in eleven ships.
The Great Migration was an important 20th century migration in African-American history.

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Example Usage of Migration
	rodneystack: There are a network of sleeping Terrorist cells In The US & UK I blame this on the policy of Migration.
	onlinemasai: http://bit.ly/3bJNAJ is back on. that was one easy & simple Migration. Thenk God :)
	cloud20: TMG began its transition to Google Apps in July 2008 and completed the Migration in July this year. http://bit.ly/1JsyEF

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Great Migration - Definition and Overview

Example Usage of Migration