Which statement about U. S. immigration is FALSE? a. Up to 1880, most immigrants came from the British Isles, Germany, and Scandinavia. b. An opportunity to find a job was a major attraction for immigrants. c. Many immigrants found themselves living in big-city tenements. d. After 1880, most immigrants came from Italy, Eastern Europe, and Slavic countries. e. None of the above are false. They are all TRUE.

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Layne Trujillo

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4 April, 11:18

Which statement about U. S. immigration is FALSE? a. Up to 1880, most immigrants came from the British Isles, Germany, and Scandinavia. b. An opportunity to find a job was a major attraction for immigrants. c. Many immigrants found themselves living in big-city tenements. d. After 1880, most immigrants came from Italy, Eastern Europe, and Slavic countries. e. None of the above are false. They are all TRUE.

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Jackrabbit · Answer 1

Answer: e. None of the above are false. They are all TRUE.

Explanation:

Until 1880 most immigrants came from the British Isles, Germany, and Scandinavia. After that, a growing proportion of newcomers came from southern Italy, the Turkish empire, Greece, Russia, and the Austro-Hungarian Empire. By 1896 the new immigration exceeded the old one for the first time.

Finding a job was the main reason for immigrants to come to the US, and that's why they ended up in the big cities, where there were more chances for employment.