In the fictional story, the author had Camille get a job in the lower side of Manhattan, where the french immigrants rarely worked. Why did the author choose to alter history in this way?

a. to show that most female french immigrants did not need to work

b. to emphasize that many immigrants were unable to find work in the lower east side

c. to show that most french immigrants had an easier life than Camille did

d. to emphasize how difficult it could be for immigrants to survive in their new country

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Alanna Parker

18 May, 07:20

In the fictional story, the author had Camille get a job in the lower side of Manhattan, where the french immigrants rarely worked. Why did the author choose to alter history in this way?

a. to show that most female french immigrants did not need to work

b. to emphasize that many immigrants were unable to find work in the lower east side

c. to show that most french immigrants had an easier life than Camille did

d. to emphasize how difficult it could be for immigrants to survive in their new country

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Gregory Peck · Answer 1

D

Explanation:

I do not know the whole story but if Camillie was French and not many French people worked in the lower side of Manhattan, that means it is difficult for them to work in certain areas.