Diaspora communities preserved and adapted languages, food, and beliefs.
Effects of Migration
Migrants built communities and brought cultural traditions to new places. Their movement also produced exclusion, conflict, and new social policies.
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Migrants built communities and brought cultural traditions to new places. Their movement also produced exclusion, conflict, and new social policies.
The Chinese Exclusion Act restricted Chinese immigration to the United States.
Ethnic enclaves offered migrants support while reflecting separation from other groups.
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diaspora communities
Diaspora communities preserved and adapted languages, food, and beliefs.
Chinese Exclusion Act
The Chinese Exclusion Act restricted Chinese immigration to the United States.
ethnic enclaves
Ethnic enclaves offered migrants support while reflecting separation from other groups.
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