immigration and diversity in the un

immigration and diversity in the united states.
ethnic and racial assimilation in the united states.
Melting pot or Salad Bowl.
The population of the United States includes a large variety of ethnic group coming from many races,nationalities,and religions.The process by which these many groups have been made part of a common cultural life with commonly shared valued is called assimilation. Scholars disagree as to the extent to which assimilation has occurred in the United States.Some have described the United States as a " melting pot" where various racial and ethnic groups have been combined into one culture.Others are inclined to see the United States as a "salad bowl" where the various group have remained somewhat distinct and different from one another,creating a richly diverse country.(The truth probably lies somewhere between these two views.Since 1776, an enormous amount of racial and ethnic assimilation has take place in the United States,yet some groups continue to feel a strong sense of separateness from the culture as a whole.Many of these groups are really bicultural.That is,they consider themselves Americans,but they also wish to retain the language and the cultural traditions of their original culture.)(People of Hispanic origin were on the North American continent before settlers arrived from Europe in the early 1600s .In Florida and the Southwest,there were Spanish and Latin American settlements established centuries before the thirteen colonies joined together to from the United States in late 1700S.Beaucause of their long history and the continued influx of newcomers into the established communities ,many Hispanics ,or Latinos, have taken a special pride in maintaining their cultural traditions and the use of the Spanish languages.)

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xuất nhập cảnh và sự đa dạng tại Hoa Kỳ.đồng hóa dân tộc và chủng tộc ở Hoa Kỳ.Nồi nấu chảy hoặc bát Salad.The population of the United States includes a large variety of ethnic group coming from many races,nationalities,and religions.The process by which these many groups have been made part of a common cultural life with commonly shared valued is called assimilation. Scholars disagree as to the extent to which assimilation has occurred in the United States.Some have described the United States as a " melting pot" where various racial and ethnic groups have been combined into one culture.Others are inclined to see the United States as a "salad bowl" where the various group have remained somewhat distinct and different from one another,creating a richly diverse country.(The truth probably lies somewhere between these two views.Since 1776, an enormous amount of racial and ethnic assimilation has take place in the United States,yet some groups continue to feel a strong sense of separateness from the culture as a whole.Many of these groups are really bicultural.That is,they consider themselves Americans,but they also wish to retain the language and the cultural traditions of their original culture.)(People of Hispanic origin were on the North American continent before settlers arrived from Europe in the early 1600s .In Florida and the Southwest,there were Spanish and Latin American settlements established centuries before the thirteen colonies joined together to from the United States in late 1700S.Beaucause of their long history and the continued influx of newcomers into the established communities ,many Hispanics ,or Latinos, have taken a special pride in maintaining their cultural traditions and the use of the Spanish languages.)