All of the following statements about Mexican-American culture in Texas are true EXCEPT:
a.
Mexican American culture is represented by many artists and musicians.
b.
Spanish newspapers and radio stations address news of both the U.S. and Mexico.
c.
By the 1990s, nearly 40% of Mexican Americans held skilled or professional positions.
d.
They kept their Mexican customs and culture and did not combine any American traditions into their culture.

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01SUPREME01 · Answer

plz somene help

boredfr · Answer

Ok so here we are looking for the one that isn't true

We can cross out A as an option because it is true. Also we can eliminate B because it is also true. Now that you have two answers left, which one isn't true?

01SUPREME01 · Answer

c is not true im thinking d is correct

SmokeyBrown · Answer

@01supreme01 wrote:

c is not true im thinking d is correct

Hold on, you're trying to find the one that *isn't* true. That being said, I still think D is the right answer; it would be very strange for a group of immigrant people not to adopt any of the practices of the place they're living in, which is why I think that one isn't true

01SUPREME01 · Answer

so c is correct

boredfr · Answer

No. I wanna say that D is correct because it is called, Mexican american- meaning both combined, it wouldn't make sense to name something that and their culture only be based off of one side or the other. C makes more sense because if you are moving to a new country then you are going to adapt and get jobs.

SmokeyBrown · Answer

@boredfr wrote:

No. I wanna say that D is correct because it is called, Mexican american- meaning both combined, it wouldn't make sense to name something that and their culture only be based off of one side or the other. C makes more sense because if you are moving to a new country then you are going to adapt and get jobs.

Agreed