Why did people immigrate to the united states in the nineteenth century?

A) Rich water source, high wages, and the right to vote'

B) Religious freedom, and democracy

C) Gold, Potatoes, and freedom

D) Fertile land, jobs and the chance for a better life

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Jazmine Ramsey

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27 May, 04:05

Why did people immigrate to the united states in the nineteenth century?

A) Rich water source, high wages, and the right to vote'

B) Religious freedom, and democracy

C) Gold, Potatoes, and freedom

D) Fertile land, jobs and the chance for a better life

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One of the main reasons why people immigrated to the united states in the nineteenth century was because of " D) Fertile land, jobs and the chance for a better life" since opportunities in Europe were becoming increasingly limited.

Why did people immigrate to the united states in the nineteenth century?A) Rich water source, high wages, and the right to vote'B) Religious freedom, and democracyC) Gold, Potatoes, and freedomD) Fertile land, jobs and the chance for a better life

Why did people immigrate to the united states in the nineteenth century?

A) Rich water source, high wages, and the right to vote'

B) Religious freedom, and democracy

C) Gold, Potatoes, and freedom

D) Fertile land, jobs and the chance for a better life