source: Samovar & Porter (1994), p . 84 Syrians did not get together in city groups; many of the immigrants who had worked as sellers on the street were able to talk with Americans every day
target: According to authors Samovar & Porter (1994, p.84), Syrians did not meet up in groups in city places; many of the immigrants without jobs were able to talk with Americans every day.
references: According to authors Samovar & Porter (1994, p.84), Syrians did not meet up in groups in city places; many of the immigrants without jobs were able to talk with Americans every day. Samovar & Porter (1994), p . 84 Syrians did not congregate in urban enclaves; many of the immigrants who had worked as peddlers were able to interact with Americans on a daily basis. According to Samovar & Porter (1994, p . 84), Syrian immigrants did not segregate in urban enclaves, but many who had been peddlers interacted with Americans on a day-to-day basis. Samovar & Porter did not congregate in urban enclaves because of the immigrants with americans on a daily basis Samovar & Porter (1994), p . 84 Syrians did not gather together in urban enclaves; many of the immigrants who had worked as peddlers were able to interact with Americans on a daily basis. On page 84 of their 1994 work, Samovar & Porter noted that Syrians did not stick together in urban areas, rather many of the immigrants who worked as peddlers spent time with Americans on a daily basis. Samovar & Porter (1994), p . 84 Syrians did not meet in urban enclaves; many of the immigrants who had worked as street vendors were able to talk with Americans on a daily basis.