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Which of the following factors explains why U.S.immigration rules and regulations are so often changed and adjusted?


A) concerns about declining population,especially in parts of the West and Northwest
B) efforts to maintain policies similar to those of other nations
C) efforts to maintain the country's status as a "melting pot"
D) war,racism,prejudices,changing ideologies and tolerances,and fluctuating needs for labor

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Of the following indicators,which is generally considered a poor sign of assimilation?


A) whether immigrants learn the language of the host country
B) whether immigrants become citizens of the host country
C) whether immigrants start smoking or quit smoking
D) whether immigrants are spatially concentrated

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What sorts of questions do sociologists ask about migration that get beyond individual motivations and the basic desire to make a better life for oneself?

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Sociologists assume that everyone wants ...

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Why was the Bracero Program started?


A) to circumvent the quota system imposed by the National Origins Act
B) to supply the growing aviation industry with skilled labor,in the years after World War II
C) to supply labor for defense industry jobs during World War II
D) to stem labor shortages,especially in agriculture and railroad maintenance,in the years after World War II

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Emigration and immigration policies refer to sets of rules and regulations established by countries with regards to __________.


A) currency transfers
B) foreign exchange
C) the movement of people across borders
D) the movement of people and goods across borders

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According to world migration data for 2010,__________ is the top sending country.


A) China
B) India
C) Mexico
D) the Russian Federation

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What do some fear will happen if immigrants fail to assimilate?


A) movers will threaten the social fabric
B) movers will raise the level of their remittances to sending countries
C) movers will establish private schools
D) movers will become citizens

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What are the effects of remittances?

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There is little doubt that remittances i...

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What is the significance of brain drain and why is it important to stem it?

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Many countries are rightly concerned abo...

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The difference between movers-at-heart and tied movers is based on wage rates in the sending country.

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In 2010,Mexico received more migrant remittances than any other country.

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The postwar boom ended the Bracero Program between the United States and Mexico after soldiers returned home at the end of World War II.

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Money and goods flowing between immigrants moves only in one direction,from receiving country to sending country.

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How do sociologists access the extent to which immigrants may have help in assimilating when researching immigrant assimilation?

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One way to address this question is to e...

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There were no numerical limitations on immigration to the United States in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

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Research shows that immigrants who expect to stay permanently in the United States are more likely to learn English and move out of ethnic enclaves.

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The decision to emigrate and the consequences of immigrating are the result of __________.


A) social structures and restrictions on certain groups
B) social structures
C) individual motivations and personalities
D) individual motivations and personalities and social structures

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What are second-generation children said to have inherited from their parents?


A) at least a portion of their parents' migrant energy
B) none of their parents' migrant energy
C) none of their parents' tied mover status
D) at least a portion of their parents' tied mover status

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Numerically unlimited LPR status is granted to which group or groups of people?


A) spouses of adult U.S.citizens
B) spouses and children of adult U.S.citizens
C) spouses,children,and parents of adult U.S.citizens
D) spouses,children,siblings,and parents of adult U.S.citizens

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Countries that have high numbers of emigrants are said to be sending countries.

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