Many settlers to a new country first calm down in a community made up of
people from their innate land or even their instinctive village. They keep
their old civilizations and obtain a limited awareness of their new country's beliefs,
linguistic, and morals. In time, most immigrants initiate to adapt different
culture. Immigrants who acclimate most quickly usually have a background parallel
to the new cultural environment and much interaction with the new society. They
also plan to linger eternally in the new country.
