The Absence of Children in Largely All-Male Chinese Immigrant Communities

The absence of children in largely all-male Chinese immigrant communities meant that

A) the economic benefits of child labor were largely absent.
B) the cultural and language assimilation fostered by children were harder to attain.
C) many Chinese organizations sought to bring in adopted children from China.
D) white social work agencies were slower to become involved with Chinese communities.
E) education was seldom a priority in Chinese communities.