Post-1965 Immigration and American Identity
Post-1965 immigration patterns most significantly challenged traditional concepts of American identity, in contrast to early twentieth-century immigration, by:
A
Produced less political activism among immigrant communities
B
Created more multiethnic urban centers with no dominant European ancestry
C
Led to greater religious homogeneity across American communities
D
Resulted in fewer cultural conflicts than previous immigration waves
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