Which of the Following Statements About Long-Term Consequences of Japanese

question 8

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about long-term consequences of Japanese migration to Brazil in the twentieth century is accurate?

• A) The surplus of workers in Japan increased pressure for migration toward Latin America.
• B) The Japanese government embraced them warmly by offering them public services.
• C) Many have returned to Japan but continue to embrace Brazilian culture.
• D) Nearly 250,000 Japanese Brazilians have moved to Chile since the 1990s.
• E) Japanese Brazilians abandoned cultural traditions of Brazil when they returned to Japan.

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