What Pattern Did Migration Out of Europe Often Follow in the Nineteenth

question 70

Multiple Choice

What pattern did migration out of Europe often follow in the nineteenth century?

• A)Migrants sought out anonymity so that they could re-create themselves as new people with new lives.
• B)Families and friends would coordinate their migrations so that they would settle together in a new land.
• C)Various churches sponsored migrant groups in order to increase the political clout of the churches in the new lands.
• D)Migrants signed contracts with businesses to pay for their migrations in return for several years of labor in the business's factories or mines.

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