Issei parents
a. sent their children to school more often than parents in most other poor
immigrant groups.
b. refused to send their children to public school because of fear of violence from Anglo
Americans.
c. sent their children only to private schools instead of to public schools.
d. typically kept their children at home to help earn a living.
Question 2
Today, most Japanese Americans
a. remain closely tied to their home country because of their recent immigrant status.
b. generally do not have as close ties to their home country as other Asian American groups.
c. travel to Japan frequently.
d. are still immigrating to the U.S. in extremely large numbers.
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