During the 1800s, immigrants were drawn to the united states to work
on plantations.
in factories.
on northern farms.
in southern cities.

The correct answer is B) factories.

During the 1800s, immigrants were drawn to the US to work in factories.

The Industrial Revolution represented a great opportunity for people who were looking to get better jobs and better living conditions for their families. Most immigrants in the 1800s found this opportunity in the factories of the United States, where there were many jobs available to operate the machines although those were low paid jobs and the working conditions were not so good.

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