Immigration and American Identity

The video discusses the waves of immigration that have shaped America, highlighting the current Hispanic immigration and comparing it to past European waves. It emphasizes America's capacity to integrate immigrants and the adaptability of its system. Despite debates, many Americans view immigrants positively, contrasting with views in other Western countries.

What is the main comparison made between Hispanic and European immigrations in the video?

• Both have occurred in the 20th century.

• Both have been met with resistance.

• Both have contributed to refreshing America.

• Both have faced similar challenges.

What is highlighted about America's ability to integrate immigrants?

• It struggles to integrate new cultures.

• It has a limited capacity for integration.

• It has a tremendous capacity to make immigrants American.

• It only integrates immigrants from certain regions.

How does the American system respond to immigration according to the video?

• It becomes less welcoming.

• It completely transforms.

• It reacts and reshapes itself slightly.

• It remains unchanged.

What belief about becoming American is emphasized in the video?

• Only those who speak English can be American.

• Only those with American ancestry are considered American.

• Anyone who comes and acts like an American is considered American.

• Only those born in America can be American.

How does the American view on immigration differ from that of many Western countries?

• America does not allow dual citizenship.

• America has stricter immigration laws.

• America is more inclusive in considering immigrants as Americans.

• America is less welcoming.

What is the general sentiment of Americans towards immigration despite current debates?

• They are generally supportive of bringing in new people.

• They are unaware of immigration issues.

• They are indifferent to it.

• They are generally opposed to it.