The majority of immigrants and rural migrants who moved to American cities at the turn of the twentieth century became a part of the

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The majority of immigrants and rural migrants who moved to American cities at the turn of the twentieth century became a part of the

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Raphael Adkins · Answer 1

The majority of immigrants and rural migrants who moved to American cities at the turn of the twentieth century became a part of the working poor.

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The majority of immigrants and rural migrants who moved to American cities at the turn of the twentieth century became a part of the working poor.

Explanation: Rural work was seasonal so people became inactive out of season. Low wages: farming jobs were badly paid. Notwithstanding working hard and long hours farmers yet only earned just enough money to endure. Control: some landowners and escorts treated their occupants awkwardly.