Most Muslims who immigrate to the U.S. today:
a. want to adopt American customs and ways of life.
b. maintain allegiance to their country of origin.
c. try to separate themselves from the larger American culture.
d. are confused and conflicted about their ethnic identity.
Question 2
During Ramadan, the Islamic holy month, Muslims refrain from eating or drinking during daylight hours, breaking their fast each night. At one predominantly Muslim high school in Michigan, the football coach moved practices to late night for this month so players could observe their fast and eat before training. What does this scenario best illustrate?
a. Racial accommodation
b. Residential dispersion
c. Segmented assimilation
d. Conditional integration
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