How did the Chinese American population differ from other immigrant groups during the early twentieth century?
a. Chinese Americans worked in professional fields, while members of other immigrant groups tended to be unskilled and work as common laborers.
b. Chinese Americans assimilated more easily into American society than other immigrant groups did.
c. The number of Chinese Americans shrank, while other immigrant groups saw an increase in
population.
d. Women outnumbered men in the Chinese American community, while in other immigrant groups more men than women came to America.
c. The number of Chinese Americans shrank, while other immigrant groups saw an increase in
population.
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