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American popular culture is a global phenomenon; most immigrants have absorbed a good deal of it before they actually migrate. For example, a Brazilian can undergo the process of __________ (Gans, 1999) while retaining their Latino __________ (Suro, 1998).

a. technological migration; conscience
b. cultural networking; sensibilities
c. remote assimilation; conscience
d. anticipatory acculturation; sensibilities

In the past, sociologists tended to connect ethnic issues primarily to problems of:

a. segmentation.
b. acculturation.
c. assimilation.
d. immigration.

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