ONLY GOT TILL 12 I think it’s b but need help (1) The United States oversees the world's most amazing refugee resettlement program. (2) However, it's difficult to determine whether or not refugees successfully integrate into American
society after their arrival.
between 2000 and 2010, we find that refugees naturalize at high rates: 66% achieved citizenship by 2015 (5) This rate is substantially higher than among other immigrants who became eligible
We address this gap by drawing on linked administrative data to directly measure a long-term integration outcome: naturalization rates. (4) Assessing the full population of refugees resettled
for citizenship during the same period. (6) We also find significant heterogeneity in naturalization rates. (7) Consistent with the literature on Immigration more generally, sociodemographic
characteristics condition the likelihood of naturalization. (6) Women, refugees with longer residency, and those with higher education levels are more likely to obtain citizenship. (9) National
origins also matter. (10) while refugees from Iran, Iraq, and Somalla naturalize at higher rates, those from Burma, Ukraine, Vietnam, and Uberia naturalize at lower rates.
(11) Naturalization success is significantly shaped by the initial resettlement location. (12) Placing refugees in areas that are urban, have lower rates of unemployment, and have a larger share
of co-nationals increases the likelihood of acquiring citizenship. (13) These findings suggest pathways that promote refugee Integration by targeting interventions.
In sentence 13 (reproduced below), the writers want to offer a clear conclusion that synthesizes recommendations based on their research findings.
These findings suggest pathways that promote refugee integration by targeting interventions
Which of the following additions to the end of the sentence best accomplishes this goal? (3 points)
O and by encouraging refugees to accept jobs to ni unemployment gaps.
and by focusing on the ethnic groups which are more likely to naturalize.
and by optimizing the geographic placement of refugees.
and by placing refugees areas that are less urban and more rural.