Despite moving to a new country, many U.S. immigrants failed to fully immerse themselves in the American way of life because:
Explanation
Answer: C - Though moving to a new country inherently immerses an immigrant in a new culture, many immigrants never became fully Americanized because they often clustered together in neighborhoods based on their nations of origin, creating sub-communities, which did not yield incentives to acclimation. While surrounding themselves with people who understood them linguistically and culturally would help ease their transitions, some never learned English, registered to vote, or participated in American social customs.
