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What is the legal process of an immigrant becoming a citizen?
Answer: naturalization
Why: US applicants answer up to 20 questions drawn from a bank of 128, need 12 right, and finish by swearing a public Oath of Allegiance.
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What West German program recruited foreign workers after WWII?
Answer: Gastarbeiter
Why: West Germany signed its first recruitment deal with Italy in December 1955; the Anwerbestopp hiring ban came in November 1973, amid the oil crisis.
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Which theory suggests immigrants adapt to economic social tiers?
Answer: Segmented assimilation
Why: Portes and Zhou named it in 1993: three routes, up into the middle class, down into the underclass, or success while keeping home culture.
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Which San Francisco Bay island served as the primary immigration station for Asian arrivals?
Answer: Angel Island
Why: Known as the Ellis Island of the West, Angel Island often detained arriving Asian immigrants for weeks or months during intense interrogations.
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What occurs when highly trained immigrants take jobs below their training?
Answer: deskilling
Why: Researchers also call it brain waste: about 2 million college educated immigrants in the US were underemployed in 2019.
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What sociological term describes the push and pull migration model?
Answer: Lee's Theory
Why: Everett Lee published it in the journal Demography in 1966, adding intervening obstacles like distance, cost and border laws to push and pull.