How did you know people of the Middle Colonies were from different nations?
A.Their lifestyle within Philadelphia showed diversity.
B.Their homes were modeled after the ones from their homelands.
C.Their conversations throughout the city.
D.Their occupations were representative of their unique countries.

Question

How did you know people of the Middle Colonies were from different nations?
A.Their lifestyle within Philadelphia showed diversity.
B.Their homes were modeled after the ones from their homelands.
C.Their conversations throughout the city.
D.Their occupations were representative of their unique countries.

banjoman · Answer

B is the answer

whiteowl3 · Answer

It's just asking about people who lived in Philadelphia, right? Although I studied the Middle Colonies in depth last year, I don't recall anything specific about how you could tell Philadelphians were from different nations, but going off my background knowledge, I know which answer I'd choose (and no, that doesn't mean I chose B).

Think about it: what is a lifestyle? A lifestyle the way in which a person or group lives. How does that relate to this question? Isn't one's occupation, for instance, an aspect of one's lifestyle? 

Hope this helped (if it did, a medal would be appreciated!) If you reply with your own answer, I'll give mine.

whiteowl3 · Answer

In other words, all these answers are correct, but which is the best answer?