An attitude that insists that immigrants give up their cultural traits for those of the dominant American group is called the
A) melting pot tradition.
B) Anglo-conformity view.
C) pluralistic view.
D) institutional racism view.

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The Anglo-conformity view is the attitude that insists immigrants should abandon their own cultural traits and adopt those of the dominant (historically Anglo-Saxon) American group. This contrasts with the melting pot tradition, which suggests a blending of cultures, and the pluralistic view, which supports the coexistence of diverse cultures. Institutional racism refers to systemic policies and practices within institutions that disadvantage certain racial groups, not specifically about cultural assimilation.

An Attitude That Insists That Immigrants Give Up Their Cultural