Question

All of the following are true of the experiences of immigrants to the United States during the period between 1871 and 1920 EXCEPT in the face of nativist pressure, most immigrants worked quickly to assimilate and abandoned all ties with their native cultures. in the face of nativist pressure, most immigrants worked quickly to assimilate and abandoned all ties with their native cultures. immigrants often found themselves living in ethnic neighborhoods, deep in the slums of Eastern cities immigrants often found themselves living in ethnic neighborhoods, deep in the slums of Eastern cities despite discrimination, immigrants found significant economic opportunities available to them in both urban factories and Western settlements despite discrimination, immigrants found significant economic opportunities available to them in both urban factories and Western settlements largely due to their very numbers, most immigrants found work in very low-paying, low-skilled industries largely due to their very numbers, most immigrants found work in very low-paying, low-skilled industries

Answer 1

despite discrimination, immigrants found significant economic opportunities available to them in both urban factories and Western settlements

Step-by-step explanation:

In addition to constant discrimination, immigrants had no rewarding job offers or significant salary opportunities, either in factories or settlements. Foreigners were paid very low and unfair wages, less than they should have been paid. Due to poor wages and high workloads, they could not have a good quality of life and needed to pile up in extremely unstructured suburbs and without any sanitary conditions. This created not only economic problems, but also social problems that made immigrants' lives extremely difficult.