Ethnic neighborhoods most often form in order to
a. separate one ethnic culture from other ethnic groups
b. support new immigrants in a new location and preserve cultural heritage
c. prevent the cultural assimilation of new immigrants
d. make government services more available to new immigrants

B

Explanation:

Beeecuase most people want to feel at home in a new place.

The correct answer is B. Ethnic neighborhoods most often form in order to support new immigrants in a new location and preserve cultural heritage.

Explanation:

Ethnic neighborhoods are those areas within a city in which there is a concentrated presence of a certain ethnicity or nationality. An example of these neighborhoods are Chinatown and Little Italy in New York, and Little Havana and Little Haiti in Miami.

These neighborhoods originate as a point of reference for migratory minorities that arrive in large cities, being a center of connection with their roots, their culture and their language. In this way, immigrants' integration into the new country is easier, as they are accompanied by people of their nationality, while at the same time they can maintain their culture and traditions.

These neighborhoods are usually important tourist points within the cities, since they are foreign "enclaves" in which people can experience their music, their meals, their language, and learn more about these cultures without the need to travel to those countries.