The American population in 1900 can best be described as
a. ethnically and racially mixed.
b. reaching nearly 76 million people.
c. one in seven people were foreign-born.
d. beset with increasingly complex social and economic problems.
e. All of these choices are correct.
e
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A) New York capitalists. B) English merchants. C) Charleston bankers. D) Richmond textile companies.
Conditions for miners
a. improved rapidly through a variety of technological advances. b. were not the subject of government regulation. c. resulted in significant health problems. d. posed few physical dangers to workers, unlike factory conditions. e. all of the above
Which region served as a land bridge for migrating peoples who ultimately traveled to Australia?
a. The Malay Peninsula b. The Khyber Pass c. The Gobi Desert d. The Islands of Japan e. The Deccan Plateau
The Essex County riot was led by
a. wealthy landlords. b. backcountry farmers. c. frustrated tenants. d. colonial governors.