What Did Immigrant Neighborhoods Have in Common with Other Communities

question 39

Multiple Choice

What did immigrant neighborhoods have in common with other communities of largely poor, unskilled populations?

• A) They, too, were controlled by ethnic police departments.
• B) They, too, lacked churches and other places of worship.
• C) They did not practice discrimination and saw few cases of racial prejudice.
• D) They bred crime and gangs made up of young men with few prospects.

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