Enclaves protect immigrants by providing all of the following except
a. familiar products in stores and restaurants
b. transitioning into a new life
c. complete protection from outside cultural influences
d. assistance with transition to a new language

A group of people that is different in nature from those of their surroundings is called an enclave. Enclaves protect immigrants by providing familiar products in stores and restaurants, assistance with the transition to a new language, and help transitioning into a new life. Except for complete protection from outside cultural influences. Enclaves are even given the opportunities to mingle with different groups in order to create economic mobility.