What is the "melting pot" theory? A. Immigrants from all over leaving America in search of better lives back home B. Immigrants
to the United States coming together to create American culture C. American citizens persecuting new immigrants D. American Indians protesting the influx of immigrants
The correct answer is B. Immigrants to the United States coming together to create American culture
Explanation
The Melting Pot theory is a social theory that states that a heterogeneous society formed by communities of different origins, gradually becomes a single homogenous culture, which is characterized by including features of each of the cultures that formed it. In the case of American culture, it should be remembered that it is a country that has received immigrants from different parts of the world, for example, Africans and Europeans during the Colony, native Indians who lived there for centuries, Asian and Latin American in search of work and new life opportunities during the last years, which has made American culture a mixture of all these origins, turning a heterogeneous culture into a homogeneous culture. So, the correct answer is B. Immigrants to the United States coming together to create American culture
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