Settler Migration

Settler migration refers to the movement of people from one region to another with the intention of establishing residence and often claiming land or resources. It typically involves individuals or groups relocating to new territories, sometimes leading to the development of communities or colonies. This process can influence local populations, economies, and cultures, often resulting in significant social and political changes. Settler migration has historically played a key role in the expansion of countries and the shaping of national borders, and its impacts can be complex, involving issues of displacement and integration.