Question

1. where did most immigrants live in the early 1900s? the suburbs farms big cities

Explanation:

In the early 1900s, most immigrants to the United States (and in general, during that era of industrialization) settled in big cities. Big cities had growing industries, factories, and job opportunities that attracted immigrants. Suburbs were not as developed or populated by immigrants at that time, and farms were more associated with earlier settlement or rural - focused populations, not the main destination for early 1900s immigrants.

Answer:

C. big cities (assuming the options are labeled A, B, C as the suburbs (A), farms (B), big cities (C))