German immigrants were more likely than Irish immigrants to a. take low-paying jobs. c. settle in rural areas. b. be Catholic. d. arrive penniless.
This is C right
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I just want to check my answers man not cheat
Wow i am not all that sure but i want to say C
*facepalm*
is that the full question? it sounds like somethings missing...
Thats the question
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What is the entire theme of the question? are they immigrating to the US?
You know what i think ill submit it
ok well let me know if u get it right
Yes i want to know too
Yea its C.
Cool Good Job Dull :)
Do you know this question xmoses
The rise of industry and growth of cities in the Northeast offered the greatest benefit for a. people who owned their own businesses or worked in skilled occupations. b. the working class, who often established businesses of their own. c. immigrants who qualified for jobs held by skilled craftspeople. d. the poor, who became wealthy doing work that other people avoided.
I believe it is B
No not this one. I need to know the context of what this question is from. Is it World History, American History, ect.
Immigrants and Cities
Not sure but B makes sense it is logical
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