Members of the Second Wave of Immigration Are Often Characterized

question 14

Multiple Choice

Members of the second wave of immigration are often characterized by all of the following characteristics EXCEPT:

• A) historic values and traditions.
• B) nuclear family structures.
• C) little formal education.
• D) preference for ethnic enclaves.

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Definitions:

Rabbi

A religious teacher and leader in Judaism, responsible for teaching Jewish laws and traditions and leading religious services.

Spiritual Distress

A state of suffering related to the impairment of an individual’s belief system or values that provide meaning and purpose in life.

Alienation

A state of estrangement or disconnection felt by an individual from their social surroundings, activities, or sense of self.

Acute Confusion

A sudden, often temporary, state of disoriented consciousness or impaired cognitive function.