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Most new immigrants lived in rundown apartment buildings that barely met minimal healthy and safety standards. They were called Row houses Tenements ghettos mansions
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Most new immigrants lived in rundown apartment buildings that barely met minimal healthy and safety standards. They were called
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They are tenements
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B i think it is the answer
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