Why does immigration most likely continue to increase the U.S. population?
The U.S. economy benefits from immigrant labor.
Immigrants are needed as soldiers in the U.S. military.
The U.S. government seeks out immigrants to combat falling birth rates.
Immigrants easily transition into life in the United States.
Immigrants do integrate into America rather easily, but not immediately. There is a learning curve (and they do bring new influences of their own that blend into life in the United States-it's a two-way street). Immigrant labor has always been vital, from the digging of canals to the building of railroads to the harvesting of crops. You decide which it is, a or d.
Yes i saw that i was thinking a but she thinks d and then i heard c and i don't think its c though i'm not sure now.
I think its A
Thank's Reed!!!
Thank's Reed!!! So d right?
Not d sorry.
None of the possible answers really answer the question. No wonder you've had so many different guesses. What do any of those answers have to do with increased population?
OK, its not D Because were you said Immigrants do integrate into America rather easily, So i would say a.
I agree with A.
I Agree, I wasn't Getting it at first now i think the only possible choice would be A. I know it couldn't be C. B isn't really an answer that's why they created Drafting isn't it? and after reading what Reed put D isn't possible because It isn't easy to transition. So it think it would be A.
Immigrants do integrate, yes, but not right away. They will still speak their native language to each other and prefer their cultural rituals, foods, etc., in the first generation WHILE they learn English and American customs. Many people seem to think the should be fully "American" the minute they set foot on American soil, never to utter a word of Spanish, Farsi, or whatever their native language is again, etc. It usually takes the second generation to fully integrate.
OK I agree, I see a lot of people that speak Spanish french Italian or other languages in restaurant's store's and other places.
Ms. Sue is right, though. Allowing immigration is not intended to increase the population. It tends to do that, but that's not the goal. The question is confusingly worded.
