... people who were born in their hometown that carries their quality being the race they were born with. This means that one can't be a Filipino yesterday and 10 years later he/she is considered as an American. Although it is said that after 6 years immigrants can apply for citizenship, ... this does not mean that an immigrant lost their being a "Filipino" or any race they were born with. My father said, "I can't be an American with the same or similar race, but can be one ... because immigrants are an enormous part of the background of the US. The most profound and obvious way that immig...

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... topics ranging from there outstanding yet very complicated languages, to there overwhelming educational achievements. Hopefully this paper will give you a little knowledge about a culture that's not so different. Most people think that all of the Asian Americans are from China or Japan. On the contrary, there is ... from other countries in the eastern hemisphere. Asian Americans come from countries such as North and South Korea, Vietnam, and the Philippines. Culture is very important to this group of people. Everything from the way they dress to the holidays they practice. Two of the ho...

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... because the U.S. was trying to constitutionalize lands and people out of its jurisdiction. He felt that people's rights were being sacrificed for cash flow. In reference to dealing with the Filipino problem, he proposed that the U.S. merely aid rather than control. The U.S. was able to help Cuba stabilize a government while protecting them with the Monroe Doctrine. Bryan felt that the same ... govern itself, they could not do it because they were not capable or competent enough. With these facts in mind the U.S. also said that with keeping the islands they could culture and teach the Fi...

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