How does idea connect to the broader histories of asians

Assignment:

Book: Searching for Gold Mountain 19thC from A Different Mirror A History of Multicultural America by Ronald Takaki

. What is the title of the reading? Who is the author?

. What is one main argument or idea that the author makes in the reading?

. What evidence does the author use to support that argument or idea?

. In your opinion, how convincing is the author in supporting their argument or idea?

. How does the author's argument or idea connect to the broader histories of Asians and Pacific Americans we are learning in this course?

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