Assimilation in the United States has generally been a coercive and one-sided process described as Anglo-conformity.

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Assimilation in the United States has often been characterized by a process of Anglo-conformity, where immigrants and minority groups were pressured to abandon their unique cultural identities and practices in favor of adopting the values, norms, and language of the dominant Anglo-American culture, making it a coercive and one-sided process.

Assimilation in the United States Has Generally Been a Coercive