Sudanese War

In-Migration - to move into a place you usually are not native to
Out-Migration - to move out of a your native country to settle in a new country
Forced-Migration - a forced movement for a person or many people to move out of their country
Net Internal Migration - the difference between in-migration and out-migration
Movers from Abroad - people who move from one place to another
Internally Displaced Person - people who have been forced to leave their homes in order to avoid armed conflict, voilations of the law, and many other things

Summary of the Second War of Sudan:
In September 1983 ,as part of  the islamizication campaign, President Nimeri decided to enforce traditional Islamic punishments into the penal code. Over time the laws had become more and more harsh. The war was mostly fought in southern Sudan. In 1986 the government began negotiations. In the same year Sudanese political parties met and agreed to banish all Islamic laws. In 1988 they finally agreed on a plan and all Islamic laws were frozen.
(http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/war/sudan-civil-war2.html)

In the video the people from Sudan came to the U.S. They had to learn all the ways of living in america. They also had to learn how to eat food. People showed them how to do everything from using the bathroom to going to the grocery store.Finally they all got jobs and plan to help their fellow brothers back in Africa.