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Why did immigrants tend to group together in cities?
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Why did immigrants tend to group together in cities?

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sociology answer: because they are a group of people with a common interest or identity
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The other answer is right. I just want to add that immigrants also stayed in the city because the jobs were there, there was public transportation and their children could go to school.
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