Most workers for the Central Pacific Railroad were (5 points) a
French
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German
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Chinese
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Spaniards

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In early 1865 the Central Pacific had work enough for 4,000 men. Yet contractor Charles Crocker barely managed to hold onto 800 laborers at any given time. Most of the early workers were Irish immigrants. Railroad work was hard, and management was chaotic, leading to a high attrition rate.

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