Second Generation Japanese The term "Oriental" seemed to be a very common word among those who disliked Asians during the immigration period. ... The second generation Chinese and Japanese have many things in common as to how they were raised and their experiences as children. ... The second generation Japanese, Nisei, experienced a quite different experience from the second generation Chinese. ... Both the Chinese and Japanese second generations faced similar obstacles in life. ... The second generation Chinese and Japanese can truly say that they succeeded in their efforts to be successf...

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She is enraged by the stereotypes in the society for treating Japanese American with prejudice. ... Since Noda is a third generation Japanese-American she wants to be recognized as an American but due to stereotypes in our society she will not be able to escape her race. ... Noda's mother was raised in Japanese family and is trained to be humble and obedient. ...

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Asian Americans are simply immigrants from eastern countries such as China and Japan who have survived generations of prosecution and rejection. ... Most people think that all of the Asian Americans are from China or Japan. ... Other languages spoken by Asian Americans are Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese. ...

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The process started with Filipino, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Indian. ... Japanese migrants started in 1885 and the demanded of Japanese labors was increased. There were 200,000 Japanese in Hawaii and 180,00 in the U.S.A. ... The Japanese farmers had less land for the farming and so that only elder son stayed in Japan to take care of the land, and younger son came to U.S.A. and Hawaii for labor. ... Only the Japanese American community is decline among the Asian groups. ...

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The thesis I am going to be focusing on in this report is the difference between 1st generation Chinese-Americans and 2nd generation Chinese-Americans. ... Each of the four mothers are new to America, and thus are 1st generation Chinese-Americans. ... There are still several other possible thesis's that could be used, but I"m going to use There are significant differences between1st generation Chinese-Americans and 2nd generation Chinese-Americans. ... Reflecting the emphasis on education is the finding that college enrollment rates for Chinese and Japanese between the ages of e...

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These groups include the Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, Guamanians, Philipinos, and Vietnamese. The fact that this term does refer to so many groups and is very broad for the sake of argument in using the term Asian Americans assume that it means the Chinese, Japanese, Philipinos and Koreans. ... The article does state that although the traditional roles and rules of the culture are still taken seriously the newer generation of Asian women is becoming a more central, equal part of the family life. ...

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The Hispanic market is the easiest segment to define because of the common Spanish language, but all Asian-Americans share is race, since Chinese, Japanese, and Korean do not share the same language. ... Among older Chinese generations, a man wearing a green cap signifies that his wife is cheating on him, and he's trying to bring scorn on her. ...

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