Multiple Choice
Immigrants who arrived in Western Europe after World War II were seen as people who would:
A) quickly blend in with the mainstream population.
B) challenge the customs of the dominant culture.
C) eventually return to their country of origin.
D) become citizens but remain segregated.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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