Korean Americans

North Americacommercial economy

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Korean Americans are a North American ethnic minority. Prior to 1965, they were concentrated in cities in Hawaii and the western states. After 1965, they moved to many more places in the United States, particularly to New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Korean immigrants are heavily concentrated in a limited range of small businesses (importing manufactured goods, grocery, produce and liquor retail, dry cleaning, and garment manufacturing).

Identifier
Region
  • North America
Subregion
  • Regional, Ethnic and Diaspora Cultures
Subsistence Type
  • commercial economy
Countries
  • United States