During the industrial era, US cities quickly became places where

immigrants lived in isolation.

only a few immigrants moved.

immigrants could congregate and support one another.

immigrants could shed their cultures and adopt a new one.

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Keon Watts

7 July, 20:56

During the industrial era, US cities quickly became places where

immigrants lived in isolation.

only a few immigrants moved.

immigrants could congregate and support one another.

immigrants could shed their cultures and adopt a new one.

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Wilcox · Answer 1

During the industrial era, US cities quickly became places where " immigrants could congregate and support one another". Lots of new communities formed during this time.

During the industrial era, US cities quickly became places whereimmigrants lived in isolation.only a few immigrants moved.immigrants could congregate and support one another.immigrants could shed their cultures and adopt a new one.

During the industrial era, US cities quickly became places where

immigrants lived in isolation.

only a few immigrants moved.

immigrants could congregate and support one another.

immigrants could shed their cultures and adopt a new one.