One Problem with the Melting Pot Metaphor Is That It

question 24

Multiple Choice

One problem with the melting pot metaphor is that it

• A) holds true for only European immigrants during the early 1900s.
• B) does not consider the historical experiences of women.
• C) is not an accurate depiction of what has actually occurred in the U.S.
• D) is difficult for people to understand if they don't know what a melting pot actually is.

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