Asian Americans After Migration

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of organizations in each Asian group and their place of settlement. Every Asian group was different and had its own experience with how their people implemented policies impose by their leaders. A big factor to the needs of each Asian group like the Japanese, who settled in places as the Chinese were people's ken of association. Successful institutions helped the Japanese population grow in creating a pattern of living. The kenjinkai were the Japanese's most important association whose concerns were in having good behavior in creating an image for others to see them as positive. The Japanese established effective consulates that were higher than associations in local body positions. They demanded to be obeyed and for guidelines to be followed as a way to behave for the Japanese. Punishment was given to those bringing embarrassment upon their people by breaking policies of morality. Koreans were unlike any other Asian group in forming a new homeland in America, while keeping their ...

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fraud was being committed. Ceremonies would later on become the new way in marrying through church or immigration locations. Marriages initiated by this system brought disappointment to the women who married in expecting a different outcome. Husbands were not what they looked like and the way they pictured their lives in marrying became an even more disappointment with having to establish the role of a household wife with no social or working interaction. The absence of family in the home of the married couples gave more control to the wives in not having to deal with in laws. The unhappy wives proceeded in leaving alone or with another man in search of what they thought when marrying ...

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