Question 1 • OK-Oklahoma History
Immigrant enclaves allowed people to live near others who shared their language and customs. They could support learning and reading in their native languages and establish businesses serving their communities. Enclaves generally made it easier to remain within familiar cultural groups, rather than forcing immigrants to mix outside those groups. So the outcome that is not an example is “Enclaves forced immigrants to mix outside their own groups.”
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