Cultural Dynamics and Immigration in America

This chapter examines the impact of various cultural groups on American demographics, specifically focusing on white Americans, African Americans, and Jewish immigrants from the late 19th to mid-20th century. It argues that challenges related to cultural assimilation stem from insufficient integration of distinct immigrant groups rather than excessive assimilation. The discussion highlights historical shifts in cultural identity, tension between imported groups and native populations, and a resurgence of cultural awareness among the American founding stock.