Question

Chinese migration in the 19th century was MOST likely stimulated by which of these historical developments?

Answer 1

Answer:

The Chinese migration in the 19th century was most likely stimulated by the economic and political chaos prevalent in southern China.

Explanation:

• The political unrest and violence in China that eventually caused China’s economy to cripple also led to large groups of people fleeing China in search of safe havens.
• Most of them migrated to the United States inspired by the gold rush in California, political and economic stability, and other opportunities of earning available in the US.