In the late nineteenth century,most immigrants to the United States
A)were already experienced as urban-dwelling,industrial workers.
B)found the transition to their new country to be fairly easy.
C)formed close-knit ethnic communities within the cities.
D)totally cut their links to their native countries.
E)read English-language newspapers and frequented chain stores.

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Immigrants in the late nineteenth century often formed close-knit ethnic communities within cities, where they could support and socialize with others who shared their culture and language. This allowed for a sense of familiarity in an otherwise unfamiliar new country.

In the Late Nineteenth Century,most Immigrants to the United States