Peter, a third-generation Mexican American, goes by this name instead of his birth name (Pedro) because he does not speak Spanish and just finds it easier.
He works as an architect and is married to a young woman of Korean descent who only speaks Korean with her parents. As a member of an ethnic minority whose life is no different from his White peers, Peter can be considered
a. an illegal immigrant.
b. socialized.
c. diverse.
d. assimilated.
Question 2
For immigrants who remain in the United States, evidence shows that they are a burden on the economy for two decades mainly because of educational costs. After that
a. they must return to their countries of origin.
b. they are automatically citizens.
c. they must repay that money or be deported.
d. the society benefits monetarily.
American red squirrel
Concept of Birth by Children
Spain’s North American Frontier, c. 1750
Third-Generation Sequencing
The birth of genes
The generation of Golden Rice