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What were the disadvantages in immigrants settling in ethnic communities?
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Most immigrants to the US?
gathered in ethnic communities
Immigrants often stayed in neighborhoods with other people from the same country. What were these neighborhoods called?
Ethnic enclaves
What did ethnic communities help immigrants do?
Immigrants felt safer and felt like they were more at home.
What has the author Elzbieta M Gozdziak written?
Elzbieta M. Gozdziak has written: 'New immigrants, changing communities' -- subject(s): Social conditions, Emigration and immigration, Assimilation (Sociology), Social aspects, Immigrants, Ethnic relations, Minorities
Immigrants who settled in cities got information from an ethnic network of?
Through an ethnic network of other immigrants and their families.
When was Ethnic Communities' Council of New South Wales created?
Ethnic Communities' Council of New South Wales was created in 1975.
What is the definition of ethnic customs?
An ethnic custom is a custom that is special to a group of immigrants.
Why did immigrants settle in neighborhoods?
They weren't ethnic...they were low income and usually immigrants are on the low income side. So these areas become ethnic.
Why did immigrants settle in ethnic neighborhood?
Because their cheap and go to the cheapest places
Who increased great Britain's ethnic diversity?
Immigrants
Are legal immigrants to the US as impoverished as illegal immigrants to the US?
Legal immigrants are often not as impoverished as illegal immigrants, but are certainly not wealthy, the majority constituting the lower middle class and not ever becoming more than middle class. Most immigrants end up living simple lives in ethnic communities or in general society. Illegal immigrants tend to remain in the lower class because their illegality serves as an impediment to finding better work.
What are the 4 ethnic groups that settled in Florida?
The four ethnic groups that settled in Florida include Black Americans and Bahamian Americans. The other two ethnic groups are Cuban Americans and Greek Americans.
