The correct answer is C. They supposedly took jobs from white Americans
Explanation:
Nativism is a political perspective that promotes the welfare and interests of natives in a territory over those of immigrants. This political perspective emerged in the 19th century in the U.S. and persist to this day. Additionally, this was especially strong during the 20th century when thousands of immigrants moved to the U.S. to settle in cities and work in factories as this was a growing sector in the country. Moreover, nativists argued immigrants took the jobs and opportunities of white Americans, and therefore immigration should be restricted as natives (white Americans) should be first than immigrants. Thus, nativist dislike immigrants because "they supposedly took jobs from white Americans."
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The correct answer is C. As a result of political stability in Argentina during the late 1800s, foreign investments increased and the economy growth.
The investments, coming mainly from the Argentine State and the United Kingdom, were destined to areas such as railway development, ports and cool stores. Much of immigration and modern economic activities moved away from the interior of the country, boosting the concentration of development and wealth in the city of Buenos Aires; which became a prosperous and cosmopolitan city.
