Answer
eventually returned to their home countries
Explanation
Many new immigrants entered in the US in the late 1800 in large numbers and most of them were from western and northern Europe. They fled to US because there was job shortage in their country and also crops farming failed due to their land being infertile and famine.There was also high taxation in their countries. Others were moving to US to seek for freedom due to the political and religion persecution. Many immigrants eventually returned to their home countries this is because in their mind they didn't come for a permanent stay.
The correct answer is (D). The Federalist Papers were highly instrumental in supporting the U.S. Constitution during the ratification debate. These 85 papers - which together form the Federalist Papers - were incredibly important in terms of arguing on behalf of the ratification of the Constitution and serve, even today, as the ultimate explanations in terms of the meaning of the Constitution.
