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    (Brackemyre). Immigrants were not treated like normal Americans. The scariest and most dangerous jobs were for the new people’s jobs. The new comers worked with explosives, and also worked in mines (“making a living- johnson heritage center). For the workers there was no set minimum wage. Yes, they are immigrants,but they should have at least had a fair chance at the opportunity 's as Americans have. Immigrants had very low paying jobs. Americans feared that the immigrants would take any job no…

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    adolescence, individuals go through a lot of changes and their parent’s pressure can exaggerate their conflicts even more. “In the case of immigrants, the adolescent 's normal striving for independence combines with the powerful acculturation to the American cultural value of individualism…. The combination may produce an exacerbated and intensified interfamilial conflict in which parents and adolescents feel alienated from each other” (Buki 169). This major issue confronted by immigrant…

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    is essential. In some cases, an innocent person is deemed guilty, and it is up the the attorney to fight for that person’s freedom. Unfortunately, many Chinese Americans cannot acquire the best legal representation, because they cannot speak English. This may lead to a longer sentence or higher restitution fees. As a first generation Chinese American female, this issue is meaningful and important to me, because I grew up around immigrants who cannot fend for…

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    While Korea's first record of immigration was during the 1800s, their immigration was only in small amounts, and only really started during the early 1900s. By 1900, 23 thousand Koreans were living in maritime provinces, this was largely due to the Chinese Exclusion act of 1882, which created a need for labourers in the United States. Korean Immigration History The first major Korean immigration wave was in 1903. Hawaii, which at the time was not part of the United States, needed labourers…

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    Do you ever question your identity: who you are, where you come from? American Born Chinese details the effects and personal impact that stereotypes may have on a person. The novel depicts a theme that reveals the importance of accepting and loving one’s identity. These themes are all present throughout the stories of the main characters: The Monkey King, Jin, and Danny. As the book goes on, we see more similarities and differences between these characters. The similarities and differences…

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    in society. In American Born Chinese (ABC) Themes of epidemic segregation between Asian peoples and white people shows the way white passing privilege depicts your spot on social political pyramid. Highlighting the fact that 60% of America is Caucasian, who are top of the social political pyramid in America. American Born Chinese has also portrayed ‘humorous’ racism towards Asian-Americans. For example, the cousin character, though racist, revealed how the whole of Asian Americans were treated…

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    Well “American” culture is from all over the world, America is like a melting pot. A big part of American culture comes from China. Chinese culture has a large impact on America’s food, festivities, fashion, art, health techniques and more therefore, this should be taught in American classrooms. A main way that the Chinese culture influences American culture is through health methods. Many things that we took from them are; acupuncture, tai chi, as well as Chinese herbal medicines. In American…

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    (According Kendall Diana, 2014, Sociology in Our Times 10th Edition). The two cultures that I chose are American and China cultures. I chose American and Chinese because I want to learn more about both of the cultures. Both of these cultures have their similarities along and both have their own unique differences. In this paper I will describe about their language, etiquette, holidays and symbols of American and China cultures. First off there is no official language is United States. In…

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    compare with the American Culture. The three main parts I researched are; the aspects of the Chinese language, their religion and their gender roles in society. First, I will be comparing and differing the religions that the USA and China. In both great nations, religion plays an important role in the life of families, government, and economics. In America, the predominate religion is Christianity; however, any religion a citizen wishes to practice is recognized. Americans first settled…

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    have positives and negatives. A part of the culture in China that is quite intriguing is the education system and how it works. The Chinese are far superior in academics, compared to American students, but in America, students have a much greater chance of having social lives compared to Chinese students. What exactly does make Chinese education different from American education? The differences between China’s educational system and America’s educational system are the academic styles and how…

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