Eugenio, an Italian, moved to America with his family during the era of the "Roaring Twenties." He completely accepted the concept of Americanization and taught his children to adapt to it as well. This implies Eugenio and his family:
A) continued to uphold their Italian values and restricted themselves to immigrant settlements.
B) renounced their religion and became modernists.
C) blended into the Anglo-Saxon mainstream.
D) denounced American commercialism.
E) supported the Fundamentalist leaders in America.
C
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