Title: For Which Reason Did Most Early 20th Century Immigrants to the United States Settle in Large Cities? | Synonym
Headings: For Which Reason Did Most Early 20th Century Immigrants to the United States Settle in Large Cities?
For Which Reason Did Most Early 20th Century Immigrants to the United States Settle in Large Cities?
KRISTINE TUCKER
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As Europeans tried to recover after World War I, the United States experienced an economic boom. Factories began producing mass consumer goods and businesses expanded their trades, changing the landscape of America forever. Rural life and farming were no longer the norm for many Americans. Large cities, especially in the Northeast, became hot spots for business and commerce. As a result, early 20th century immigrants settled in areas that had the most job opportunities. The Machine Age depended on workers and immigrants provided a cheap labor source. Vocabulary Builder
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