Cause and Effect in Short Passages

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Transition word signaling cause-effect in the passage about Puerto Rican migration post-WWII.

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therefore

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Post-WWII, many Puerto Ricans migrated to the U.S. due to economic hardship and job scarcity. Why did they move?

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in hopes of a better life

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By 1970, Puerto Ricans were over 10% of NYC's population, forming cultural and economic networks, yet faced discrimination despite being U.S. citizens. Today, over 5 million Puerto Ricans enrich U.S. culture.

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Many Puerto Ricans faced harsh discrimination.

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Puerto Ricans made up over 10% of NYC's population by 1970, facing discrimination despite being citizens. Their numbers continue to rise on the U.S. mainland, enriching American culture.

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The variety and richness of American culture is increased.