| And this, in turn, is nothing less than one of the most thoroughgoing instances of assimilation and reconsolidation in twentieth-century America. |
| Since acculturation is ultimately a personal choice, degrees of assimilation will vary from individual to individual. |
| The reason we say we need that critical mass is the issue around assimilation. |
| Bee pollen is used to improve digestive assimilation as well as athletic performance. |
| These immigrant churches weathered acculturation and assimilation better than other immigrant institutions. |
| But assimilation and acculturation usually mean the erosion of the cultural and social life of the immigrant group. |
