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In the U.S. today, almost _____________ million people claim full or partial Italian ancestry.

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In the U.S. today, almost _____________ million people claim full or partial Italian ancestry.

In the U.S. today, almost _____________ million people claim full or partial Italian ancestry.

a. 9
b. 18
c. 47
d. 83

Victor, an Italian immigrant, arrived in the United States in 1913 . His choice of where to settle was most likely based on his:

a. identification with the province or village from which he came.
b. identification with his new country.
c. identification with the Italian nation as a whole.
d. social class within the hierarchy of the Catholic Church.

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