Socio-Cultural Effects Of 1965 Immigration Reform
The changes in United States immigration policy after 1965 most directly contributed to which of the following socio-cultural developments in major metropolitan areas?
A
It primarily encouraged migration to rural areas, leaving metropolitan centers largely unaffected.
B
It resulted in a homogenized urban culture with little evidence of ethnic diversity.
C
It caused a decline in cultural activities as new immigrants adopted a uniform American lifestyle immediately.
D
It led to the formation of diverse ethnic enclaves and enriched the cultural fabric of cities.
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