True/False: A newcomer is “Any foreign-born students and their families who have recently arrived in the United States.”

True or False: All newcomers bring many strengths with them by virtue of their varied experiences.

An individual born on foreign soil is an American citizen if both parents are American citizens, and they lived in the United States prior to the birth of the child.TrueFalse

If someone is a "second generation" immigrant, what does that mean?A.That they are the parents of recent immigrantsB.That their parents were the ones who moved hereC.That they have left the United States to return to their home countryD.That their grandparents immigrated to America during World War II

A "third-generation American" can best be described as someone:A.Who speaks English with an accent.B.Whose grandparents came from another country.C.Who is not a U.S. citizen.D.Who has lived abroad.

Which of the following is TRUE about the “new” immigration?Group of answer choicesMost immigrants had assimilated American values and customs before they arrived in the USAMost immigrants came from southern and eastern EuropeMost immigrants were English-speaking ProtestantsMost immigrants settled in rural areas in the American South