Asked by Olivia Lafrenz on Jul 11, 2024

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What is an "ethnic enclave"?

A) a semiautonomous economy,large or small,that is owned,operated,and managed by members of the same immigrant or ethnic community
B) a group of immigrants who are forcibly contained in one place
C) an urban center where people of various nationalities interact and participate in local commerce
D) a group of recent immigrants who participate in collective child raising and caregiving

Ethnic Enclave

A geographic area with high ethnic concentration, characterized by a distinct cultural identity and economic activity.

Semiautonomous Economy

A concept referring to a segment of the economy that operates with a degree of independence, yet is still influenced by the larger national or global economy.

Immigrant Community

A social group consisting of individuals who have moved from their countries of origin to a new country, sharing common cultural or national backgrounds.

  • Describe the concept of an ethnic enclave and its significance in immigrant socio-economic integration.
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Feliciano TchiloiaJul 17, 2024
Final Answer :
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Explanation :
An ethnic enclave is a community or neighborhood in a larger society that is predominantly made up of a particular ethnic or cultural group. These enclaves often have their own businesses, cultural institutions, and social networks, and are sometimes referred to as a semiautonomous economy. This option best describes this term. The other options are not accurate descriptions of an ethnic enclave.