Asked by Makayla Weaver on Jul 19, 2024
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In contrast to Irish immigrants, German immigrants to the United States:
A) Were not as likely to be subjected to negative stereotyping
B) Were all of the Protestant faith
C) Found it very difficult to find employment
D) Usually stayed for a few years and then returned home
German Immigrants
People from Germany who have relocated to another country, historically contributing significantly to cultural, economic, and demographic changes in their new countries.
Negative Stereotyping
The act of characterizing all members of a group in a consistently negative and oversimplified manner.
Protestant Faith
A branch of Christianity that originated with the Reformation, a movement against what its followers perceived as errors in the Roman Catholic Church.
- Acquaint oneself with the origins and consequences of significant migration flows and their impacts on society.
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Learning Objectives
- Acquaint oneself with the origins and consequences of significant migration flows and their impacts on society.
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