Which of the Following Statements Accurately Characterizes Immigrants' Accommodation to City

Which of the following statements accurately characterizes immigrants' accommodation to city life in the United States around 1900?

A) They were able to quickly discard their ethnic customs and languages.
B) Company recruiters only sought immigrants for jobs in coastal rather than inland cities.
C) They were only considered for simple, repetitive work as opposed to dangerous mining work.
D) They were often targets for exploitation because of a lack of familiarity with employment practices.
E) They easily blended in and quickly grew accustomed to American culture.