During the Late Nineteenth Century, the Working-Class Saloon Was Not

question 77

Multiple Choice

During the late nineteenth century, the working-class saloon was not

• A) the center for immigrant politics.
• B) a meeting place for husbands and wives.
• C) a place to escape the socially isolating routines of the factory.
• D) a location for ethnic groups to reinforce their identities.
• E) a place for a free lunch.

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