Kennedy studied multicultural intermarriage and described a phenomenon she called a triple melting pot, referring to the multicultural intermarriage within three separate groups: ______.
A) African Americans, European Americans, and Jews
B) Native Americans, Hispanics, and African Americans
C) Jews, Muslims, and Buddhists
D) Protestants, Catholics, and Jews
E) Mormons, Jews, and Catholics

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Kennedy's triple melting pot theory refers to the intermarriage patterns among Protestants, Catholics, and Jews in the United States, highlighting how these religious groups intermarried more within their group than with outsiders, thus forming three primary melting pots.

Kennedy Studied Multicultural Intermarriage and Described a Phenomenon She Called