I think it is B. The south was based on agriculture.
The correct answer is "High cost of living".
It simply makes no sense that a person would choose to migrate towards a country where the cost of living is high. Usually the motivation to relocate is precisely the opposite: the living conditions, employment opportunities and wages don't match the cost of living in a certain region and that prompts migration.
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Answer:
The Chinese who came to America in the late nineteenth century were mainly poor peasants and workers who had to struggle to survive in the destitute circumstances of their times.
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