A Typical Mexican Immigrant in the Early Twentieth Century Might

question 81

Multiple Choice

A typical Mexican immigrant in the early twentieth century might hold what occupation?

• A) a garment worker in a sweatshop
• B) a supervisor in a factory
• C) store clerk in a retail shop
• D) a banker
• E) a railroad laborer

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