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I'm assuming you're talking about how cities such as New York and Chicago were overpopulated and held horrible living conditions, especially for workers there.
Well, simply, cities offered better resources no matter what. If you lived in the country, whatever you produced was based on the outdoor elements, but you had to deal with isolation of many people and institutions such as schools, doctors, ect. In the city, yes it was overpopulated and work conditions were terrible, but people had a mindset that better work for a penny that you know that you'll get instead of hoping a dollar that can disappear because of a bad harvest year.
Answer – Racial Prejudice
Racial prejudice against Asian
immigrants started building in the U.S since when Chinese workers began to
arrive in the country in the mid-19th century, this prejudice set the tone for
the resistance that was faced by many Japanese-Americans during World War II, which
led to them being relocated to government-run internment camps.
Answer:
China's motive in joining World War I alongside the Allies was that they hoped to drive Japan out of mainland China.
Explanation:
During the second half of the 19th century, China fell into a very bad situation, where it was not able to control and resist foreign invasion and policies, and the people living in misery. This continued during the 20th century, with the only difference being that the initial colonial powers lost ground in China and Japan became the new colonist.
Japan was much more brutal, and unlike the previous colonists that were solely interested in the economic aspect of the colonialism, Japan went genocidal on China. The situation was so terrible that the Chinese decided to ally with their former colonists that were part of the Allies in order to push back the Japanese forces.
The UK had one of the most extensive empires was not a factor