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Do you think that the religion of many of the immigrants played a role in the reactions of the native-born Americans?

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Using a theoretical perspective related to the socializing role of religion (through churches)., this job focuses on the impact of
religion and churches upon inclusion/exclusion for immigrants in America. It briefly examines how churches influenced the reactions of the native-born Americans.

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This question can be approached from a theoretical perspective related to the socializing role of religion (through churches).

Few religions are truly ecumenical, meaning they openly accept any believer regardless of the name he/she would assign to his/her divinity. More than religion, churches have played this obvious ...

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