That the children of colonized and stigmatized groups in Japan do very well when they immigrate to the United States indicates success depends on:
A) How the group is treated and viewed by the society in which it lives
B) The characteristics of the group
C) The traditional culture of the group
D) Immigrants to a Western country

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The fact that children of colonized and stigmatized groups in Japan do well when they immigrate to the United States suggests that success depends on how the group is treated and viewed by the society in which it lives. In the United States, these children are likely to be seen as part of a larger minority group and may receive more support and opportunities than they would in Japan, where they are part of a smaller, stigmatized group. This shows that societal attitudes and treatment can have a significant impact on the success of marginalized groups.

That the Children of Colonized and Stigmatized Groups in Japan