How did the new immigrants of the late twentieth century differ from those in the late nineteenth century?

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Unlike the late nineteenth century when the majority of immigrants were from Europe, half of the new immigrants in the late twentieth century came from Latin America.

Answer: A
 In the late twentieth century, most new immigrants came from the formerly communist Eastern European countries, whereas in the late nineteenth century, most immigrants were from Western and Southern Europe.

Answer: D
 The statement "Fewer Asians immigrated due to the boom in the Asian economy" is incorrect. The number of Asian immigrants increased in the late twentieth century, especially after the end of the Vietnam War.

Answer: B
 The statement "Women made up the majority of illegal immigrants flooding the borders" is incorrect. While the number of illegal immigrants increased in the late twentieth century, there is no evidence to suggest that women made up the majority.

How Did the New Immigrants of the Late Twentieth Century