Many immigrants come to the United States each year, often in search of a better life for themselves and their children. For first-generation immigrants, life in a new country can be challenging, especially if they do not speak English. They often rely on their children to help them navigate their new environment. The first-generation immigrants' children often quickly assimilate into American culture. It is increasingly difficult for them to maintain the customs from their traditional culture while living in a society in which many of those customs may be outdated. This can create conflict between the parents and children. What accounts for this conflict?

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The conflict is likely due to a generation gap, as the first-generation immigrants' children struggle to balance their parents' traditional culture with American culture. This can create tension and conflict, as the children may feel disconnected from their parents' values and customs.

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