How Did "Patriotic Assimilation" Differ from "Americanization

question 22

Multiple Choice

How did "Patriotic Assimilation" differ from "Americanization"?

• A) Patriotic assimilation advocated the forced integration of racial and ethnic groups into American society, whereas Americanization promoted tolerance.
• B) Patriotic assimilation described the American way of life, where people of different backgrounds could live together in freedom and unite as a people.
• C) Both terms essentially described the same wartime cultural practice, but referred to different periods of American history: World War I and World War II.
• D) Patriotic assimilation was in reference to ethnic minorities who served in the military and experienced integration and greater equality while fighting overseas.
• E) Americanization described plurality with a rigid hierarchy.

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