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Juandae Cooper was born in 2000 in Liberia. With her family, she moved to the Reynolds-burg, Ohio in 2008.

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The video explains that Liberia has been in their second war because government officials are corrupt and the school system, but it does not actually say why her family moves.

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A couple of interesting facts about her Jaundae and her family was considers "comfortable" because they had a house keeper and a driver. But they also had some disadvantages like not having a washer so they would have to wash their clothes by hand. But in America her family would be consider as "poor". Jaundes family experiences this wealth from coming from a line of political importance. Her family comes from the 4 classmates of destiny. Also another fun fact Jaundae favorite hobby is drawing.

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In a survey in 2001-2009 most of the people they spend time with is from their native country but in 1990-2001 only 35% are from their country.This relates to Juandae because her family is very important to her so she spends a lot of time with her family and friends and is proud of her culture.

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What i learned about immigrants moving to the United States that sometimes it can be a difficult to transition to another country Jaundae and her family came from a 3rd world country to the U.S that has different cultures. Some immigrants also find it hard to adapt to new/different cultures.I can relate to this because my mom and dad and my 4 older siblings were born in Sudan. Then They moved to Egypt and lived there a couple of years before coming to the U.S. They had a hard time adapting to the new culture and they are becoming more Americanize. But at home my family speaks Arabic more than English and still cooks Traditional foods. Even though the circumstances they have they made america their home.

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Jaundae cooper opinion about the U.S says that "shes proud to be Liberian and American even though its very hard to be proud of America"

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70% say that they plan to make the U.S their home, 74% of their children would not like to back to their home country The other 50 percent says its unlikely. Even though the Cooper family is proud of their Culture they plan to make the U.S there home and Jaundae is not planning anytime soon to come back to her country maybe she will visit one day.

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65% immigrants in 2001-2009 telephone family or friends in their birth country at least once a week. While only 48% in 1990-2001 does it. Jaundae and maybe her family are in the 48%.They do not speak about calling family or relatives from their home country.