Question

checking in / warm-up questions: in 1900, which group was generally denied the right to vote? white men in the north; unskilled factory workers; women and most black men; immigrants who were not yet citizens

Explanation:

In 1900, women's suffrage was not widespread, and many Black men faced voter suppression (e.g., Jim Crow laws, literacy tests, poll taxes) that denied them the right to vote. White men in the North could vote, unskilled factory workers (if citizens) had voting rights, and non - citizen immigrants were not eligible by citizenship status, but the primary groups denied were women and most Black men.

Answer:

C. Women and most Black men