Maria and her family are from the Dominican Republic. They immigrated to Miami, Florida about ten years ago. They live in a comm
unity with many other Hispanic people. They enjoy living in the United States but do miss their homeland. Maria's family has tried to retain their cultural heritage and to maintain contact with other people who also come from the Dominican Republic. They feel that they can more closely associate with those people rather than with the Mexican Americans that they have met. What might be the reason for this? A. They don't like Mexican Americans because many Americans view them as illegal immigrants.
B. They share an ethnicity with other people from the Dominican Republic.
C. They don't share a common racial identity with Mexican Americans.
D. They don't view Mexican Americans as Hispanic
They share an ethnicity with other people from the Dominican Republic
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People who have belief in their culture and practices will never let down their spirit of practicing it even though they are in migrated place. If they find an opportunity to mingle with same race then they find it comfortable to mingle with each other and practice their ritual and tradition.
From the above statement the family migrated from Dominican Republic to Miami having enjoying living with Hispanic people they feel lot about missing their homeland. So they are maintaining their relationship with people who migrated from the Dominican Republic to retain and practice their culture and heritage and taking forward to their next generation.
Ending the slave trade and ending slavery have two completely different effects on a society. Ending the slave trade merely stops owners from exchanging different people. Even though the slave trade may end, slavery would still exist.
