Question

Which of the following is not a reason that immigrants settled near each other?

A.
Immigrants were required to settle in communities because of the Organic Act of 1890.
B.
Immigrants wanted to band together in order to provide protection against discrimination.
C.
Immigrants who lived near one another could help support their shared cultures.
D.
Immigrants who lived in communities were able to more easily resist assimilation.

Answer 1

A.

Immigrants were required to settle in communities because of the Organic Act of 1890.

Answer 2

Among the options given below,the answer is option A.

Immigrants were required to settle in communities because of the Organic Act of 1890.

This was not a reason for immigrants to settle near each other.

Explanation: It is seen that,immigrants are settled in a common area. There are many reasons behind this practice. Immigrant settling in the same area can response to each other in their need. They can also protest any discrimination against them. Moreover immigrants from the same culture share the same area for living because of the cultural similarities and bond.

But there is nothing to do with the Organic Act of 1890 in settling of immigrants. The Oklahoma Organic Act also known as the Organic Act which was passed after the civil war. The law was enacted for the relocation of the Indian tribes and the natives. Five Indian tribes were settled in the Oklahoma Indian territory. The Organic act made the distribution of lend held by the Indians tribes.It was a process to establish a state properly and distribute the land from communal to individual.

So it can be said that the Organic act has nothing to do with the settlement of immigrants.