Ethnic enclaves are defined as:

Ethnic enclaves are defined as:

• A. Rural areas with mixed cultures
• B. Segregated areas in large cities where people with the same culture often live.
• C. Large suburban areas with diverse languages
• D. Industrial zones with immigrant workers

Answer: (B)

Ethnic enclaves form when a cultural group concentrates its residents in a specific urban neighborhood, creating a visible, self-sustaining community. This clustering helps people maintain language, traditions, and social networks, and it supports access to culturally familiar goods, services, and jobs. That idea is captured by describing a large-city neighborhood where people sharing the same culture tend to live together, forming a distinct residential area. Rural areas with mixed cultures don’t emphasize a concentrated, culturally homogeneous neighborhood; large suburban areas with diverse languages describe broader, less clustered settings; industrial zones with immigrant workers focus on where people work rather than where they live.

Ethnic enclaves form when a cultural group concentrates its residents in a specific urban neighborhood, creating a visible, self-sustaining community. This clustering helps people maintain language, traditions, and social networks, and it supports access to culturally familiar goods, services, and jobs.

That idea is captured by describing a large-city neighborhood where people sharing the same culture tend to live together, forming a distinct residential area.

Rural areas with mixed cultures don’t emphasize a concentrated, culturally homogeneous neighborhood; large suburban areas with diverse languages describe broader, less clustered settings; industrial zones with immigrant workers focus on where people work rather than where they live.