Most Jewish Immigrants Were Different from Other Groups of People

question 3

Multiple Choice

Most Jewish immigrants were different from other groups of people who immigrated to the United States during the early twentieth century because they __________.

• A) came to the United States with the intention of living here permanently
• B) came from the Middle East
• C) were highly skilled laborers who quickly found high-paying jobs
• D) settled in small towns and rural areas rather than large urban centers

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