Given Increasing Immigration in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries

question 72

Essay

Given increasing immigration in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries from non-European countries, white male government officials gave much attention to who was, or was not, "white." Explain how this focus is evocative of present-day white racial framing.

Evaluate the effects of relationship standards and expectations on satisfaction.

Understand the implications of relationship attributions on coping strategies in relationships.

Analyze the role of commitment in perception and response to alternative partners.

Understand the concept of canalization and its impact on development.

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Definitions:

Immigrant Population

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Balkan Crisis

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President Clinton

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