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Yes. Most jobs require that you speak English. Almost anywhere you go, the de facto language is English. Also, 83% percent of Americans speak English as their primary language (they speak it at home and outside of the home). Many people speak another language at home, but speak English at work/school/etc...Next time your out walking around, read everything you see (signs, posters, etc)... almost all of it will be in English.
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To learn English and qualify for American citizenship
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Two English speaking native Americans helped the pilgrims learn how to survive during the early days. Their names were Squanto and Samoset.
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When Washington was president he stated that education was needed in order to help the people immigrating into the United States so they could learn how a democratic society works and can take part in the process and feel part of the social order. Immigrants often feel confused and isolated within a society and education opens doors so people can become active members of the society.
What languages did George Washington know?
Thomas Jefferson know 6 fluent languages. Thomas Jefferson knows 6 fluent languages and can read 2 of them.
