Answer:
It can be difficult for immigrants to preserve aspects of their own culture because of the pressures to assimilate.
Explanation:
Assimilation is the process that immigrants and other populations that are culturally and ethnically different from mainstream society undergo when they start to adopt the mainstream values and practices of the host culture. Examples in the United States can be when immigrants from the late 1800s from Southern Europe moved to American cities like New York or Boston and began to adopt American patterns of life like living in smaller nuclear family units and learning English. Other examples of assimilation are evident in what Native American populations experienced especially with the Indian Residential Schools that removed children from their families and communities and sought to teach them more mainstream values, academic subjects, and the English language. It can be hard to preserve some aspects of their own culture that may be in conflict with mainstream society practices like living in a nuclear family, full time employment, speaking English, and wearing Western forms of clothing and listening to Western forms of music.
Answer:
1. Yes
Explanation: British were bad to the Colonists, the British took over the homes of the colonists. And the British wanted to fight and take over the country they found.
Gerald Ford, the 38th president said “Live from New York, it's Saturday night!”
Answer: Early on the morning of Feb. 24 in Ukraine, Russian troops poured over the border, and Russian planes and missile launchers attacked Ukrainian cities and airports. The attacks spanned much of the country, far beyond the border provinces where there has been sporadic fighting between the nations for years.
Ukraine’s government called it “a full-scale attack from multiple directions.” In the Feb. 24 edition of his newsletter, The Morning, David Leonhardt wrote, “The most significant European war in almost 80 years has begun.”
The answer is A. Serve as an arbiter giving favors to neither side
