What does "magnet" mean in "The US has always been a magnet for immigrants"?
The US attracts many people to come, work, and live there
What were two reasons for immigrant waves to slow down?
American government put a limit on entry and its economy suffered from the war
When did the third wave of immigrant happen?
In 1965, the government made it easier again to enter the country
Where did most immigrants come from?
Mostly Europe. Ireland, Germany, Italy
What does Statue of Liberty mean? (3 concepts)
Hope, freedom and a better life
Why did people call the US "the great melting pot"?
There were different cultures there
What do you call someone who runs away from wars and political abuse?
A refugee
Name three reasons why someone would run away from their country?
Prejudice on races, punishment for political beliefs, wars, poverty, etc
What are two negative sides when you escape your country?
Lose your friends, family, relatives, even your house, income (job), citizenship
What are the top two challenges for immigrants living in the US?
Know little or no English, only get low pay jobs, and racial prejudices
How can you preserve your Vietnamese culture in the US? (name two examples)
Celebrate Tet holiday, pray to your ancestors (passed away grand parents), speak to Vietnamese
Is it fine to forget your Vietnamese culture and live as true American? Why
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