Over the course of U.S. history, the experience of non-English immigrants to the United States was largely a process of trying to adopt the ways of the English-their "betters"-rather than a process of truly "melting in."

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Historically, many non-English immigrants in the U.S. faced pressure to assimilate into the dominant Anglo-American culture, often adopting English language and customs to fit in, rather than fully integrating their own cultural identities into a "melting pot."

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