06-12-2016, 01:36 PM
The way immigrants assimilate is through the Second, Third and Forth Generation.
When people came here and come here to the United States, that immigrant followed the laws of the land, learn just enough English to survive and lived with others of like mind and language. The immigrant fully embraced their new country and culture but there is no way possible to remove the "Old Country" from the person. It is the immigrants children who fully assimilated to their new country while holding onto their parents and grand parents culture. After generations of living in their new country and mixing with all the other cultures and people do they truly assimilate to the new country.
When people came here and come here to the United States, that immigrant followed the laws of the land, learn just enough English to survive and lived with others of like mind and language. The immigrant fully embraced their new country and culture but there is no way possible to remove the "Old Country" from the person. It is the immigrants children who fully assimilated to their new country while holding onto their parents and grand parents culture. After generations of living in their new country and mixing with all the other cultures and people do they truly assimilate to the new country.
