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For many second- and third-generation immigrants, what becomes a stronger focus of identity than ethnic background?

Correct answer A. Religion

Explanation

Will Herberg argued that as ethnic ties faded, later generations of American immigrants identified mainly through religion, as Protestant, Catholic or Jew.

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