If someone is a "second generation" immigrant, what does that mean?A.That they are the parents of recent immigrantsB.That their parents were the ones who moved hereC.That they have left the United States to return to their home countryD.That their grandparents immigrated to America during World War II

A "third-generation American" can best be described as someone:A.Who speaks English with an accent.B.Whose grandparents came from another country.C.Who is not a U.S. citizen.D.Who has lived abroad.

True/False: A newcomer is “Any foreign-born students and their families who have recently arrived in the United States.”

The majority of American citizens are descendants of immigrants.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

It refers mainly to people of Caucasian ancestry who have lived in the United States and have been fully acculturated and does not include new or recent immigrants or refugees.

Due to immigration changes in the mid-twentieth century, several immigrant groups grew in numbers and recognition. Making up over 6 percent of the population of the United States, this immigrant group’s population has nearly tripled, reaching close to 20 million. Between 2010 and 2020, it was the fastest growing ethnic group overall. Which group does this description refer to?South AmericansMiddle EasternersScandinaviansAsian Americans