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The differences in the patterns of mobility between Jews and Italians reveal the:

The differences in the patterns of mobility between Jews and Italians reveal the:

a. compatibility between the skills Jews brought and the needs of the American economy.
b. compatibility between the skills Italians brought and the needs of the American economy.
c. tendency for Jews to gravitate towards the family business rather than professional occupations.
d. tendency for Italians to gravitate towards the family business rather than professional occupations.

One important factor in accounting for the determination of immigrant Jews to succeed in American society was their understanding that they would:

a. not return to their homeland.
b. bring the rest of their family over at some point.
c. rise higher in the socioeconomic ladder.
d. protect their children from persecution.

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