Citizens of New World nations – North and South America, Australia and New Zealand – invariably assume that anyone settling in their country will embrace and cherish their ways so will integrate into what’s been called their demographic ‘melting pot’. New World nations have well-established traditions of live-and-let-live, egalitarianism, individual liberty and equality.
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