What do the pieces you read by richard rodriguez, amy tan, and julia alvarez illustrate about the immigrant experience in twentieth-century america? how are the children in these works different from their parents? use specific examples from the text in your response.

In twentieth century in America the immigrants experienced a lot of problems as illustrated in this piece of work. The immigrants were sidelined in many issues concerning their livelihood. The lives of children in this work is different in the sense that they are not being looked down upon  

The one that best portrays the theme of "there was a child went forth" is the process of becoming. the ceaseless procedure of getting to be is at the core of the lyric. we progress toward becoming something or develop into something and this is the way toward getting to be, of progress and improvement. the interpenetration of the tyke's cognizance and physical marvels has appeared in this ballad, is one of the basic components of whitman's idea.