Carlos was born in the United States to immigrant parents. He has a higher incomeand education than his father, is more likely to identify himself as an American, speaks Spanish and English fluently, and is less likely to ascribe to traditional values than his parents. According to the Pew Hispanic Center, to which generationof Hispanic adults does Carlos belong?

A. First generation adults

B. Second generation adults

C. Third generation adults

D. Primary generation adults

E. Secondary generation adults

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Rosa Pennington

Social Studies

20 December, 01:24

Carlos was born in the United States to immigrant parents. He has a higher incomeand education than his father, is more likely to identify himself as an American, speaks Spanish and English fluently, and is less likely to ascribe to traditional values than his parents. According to the Pew Hispanic Center, to which generationof Hispanic adults does Carlos belong?

A. First generation adults

B. Second generation adults

C. Third generation adults

D. Primary generation adults

E. Secondary generation adults

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Darryl Vaughn · Answer 1

Answer: Option (B)

Explanation:

From the given case/scenario we can state or conclude that in accordance with the Pew Hispanic Center, the individual i. e. Carlos would be considered as member of second-generation adults. The second-generation adults tend to differ from their first generation adults because the individuals were raised and also born in U. S, thus they are more associated with values which can be found in American society.