Often, the Ethnic Identity of a Neighborhood Was Primarily Based

question 46

Multiple Choice

Often, the ethnic identity of a neighborhood was primarily based on the

• A) primary language spoken by the children in the neighborhood school.
• B) specific dialect spoken by the residents.
• C) institutions and businesses found in the neighborhood.
• D) ethnic background of the people who lived in the neighborhood.

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