All of the following are reasons why immigrant groups at first settled in segregated neighborhoods except that:A.immigrants received support and advice from more experienced neighbors.B.immigrants often found that they were unwelcome in other neighborhoods.C.immigrants who didn't speak English were more comfortable with people who spoke their language.D.immigrants did not want to be considered American.

Why did suburbs tend to have little diversity?A.The government only gave government assistance to buy houses to white families.B.Only minority families could afford to buy a house in the suburbs.C.Jim Crow laws in northern suburbs prevented minorities from moving in.D.Only white families could afford to buy a house in the suburbs.

One of the most important prerequisites of successful immigrant settlement is:AAffordable housingBExpensive housingCFamily diversityDDiversity in the retail sector

Why do members of the same ethnic group often live together in the same neighborhood?A.Local governments often require members of an ethnic group to live in the same place.B.Some religions require that their members live close to one another.C.People choose to live with others of their same culture while they learn new ways.D.By federal law, some ethnic groups can live only in certain areas.

Question 2 of 10The American housing sector has limited people of color from accessing housing as easily as whites. This situation is an example of _____.A.interpersonal racismB.post-racial policyC.institutional racismD.anti-segregation policy

How did redlining in American cities impact African Americans?Group of answer choicesBy creating vibrant and diverse neighborhoods through fair lending practicesBy fostering a sense of community and cultural exchange among people of different backgroundsBy systematically excluding African Americans from certain neighborhoods and denying them access to loans and mortgagesBy providing equal access to housing and economic opportunities for all residents