Many immigrants come to the United States each year,often in search of a better life for themselves and their children.For the 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to maintain the customs from their traditional culture while living in a society in which many of those customs may be outdated.This can create conflict between the parents and children.What accounts for this conflict?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 between the first-generation immigrants' children and their parents is commonly referred to as a generation gap, which is caused by differences in upbringing, values, and experiences between different generations. This gap is common in immigrant families as the children grow up in a different culture and may not uphold all of their parents' customs and traditions.

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