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In History / High School | 2014-09-30

Most new immigrants lived in cities.

A. To be close to industrial jobs
B. To meet many Americans
C. To abandon their traditions
D. Because cities were welcoming

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Answer (2)

The answer is A. They moved to the cities for the jobs and employment.

Answered by General | 2024-06-10

Most new immigrants lived in cities to access job opportunities created by industrialization. They found community support in ethnic neighborhoods, easing their transition. Urban areas became vital for economic growth, drawing many seeking a better life.
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Answered by General | 2024-09-30

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