In regards to cultural, secondary, primary, and marital assimilation, what are the general patterns for Irish Americans

All assimilation are very important high

Explanation:

Cultural integration is the mechanism through which the dialect and/or community of an entity or a group comes to imitate those of some other group. Total assimilation happens as a society at large new entrants become distinct from some of the other group member.

In Irish Americans all assimilation are very important high.

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