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C H A P T E R : 5 : The Social Process

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The social process of immigration involves how immigrants assimilate, how they maintain their ethnic identities, how their religion changes, and how they behave politically. Historians and social scientists now believe that the social process immigrants experienced after arriving in America was remarkably similar from place to place and from decade to decade. Even immigrant experiences that seem widely different on the surface share certain basic characteristics according to this viewpoint. In short, all immigrants bring with them cultural and social patterns from their previous homes, and within a brief span these patterns are altered by exposure to the new ...

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