Which of the Following Statements About Nineteenth-Century Chinese Immigrants to the United

Which of the following statements about nineteenth-century Chinese immigrants to the United States is accurate?

A) Unlike Europeans, Chinese immigrants tended not to keep in touch with relatives in China due to greater levels of assimilation.
B) After the completion of the transcontinental railroad in 1869, most Chinese immigrants were unable to find additional work and returned to China.
C) Chinese immigrants rarely worked in western mines after the Civil War, thanks to Anglo resentment and the lack of demand for cheap labor.
D) By 1880, the majority of Chinese immigrants lived in California, where many worked on farms, but they also lived elsewhere and performed other jobs.
E) Most Chinese women migrated east via the transcontinental railroad to work as domestics and helped transform the region.