Question

local politics in many american cities.
they could pay for food and shelter.
immigrants from different countries settle in different sections of the city.
immigrants develop organizations and publications using their native languages.
immigrant experience example of change to the city
foreign - language newspapers are sold in many american cities.
cities develop immigrant neighborhoods, such as chinatown, with many people from the same country.
local politicians make campaign promises to win immigrant votes.
businesses grew rapidly since employers could easily find people who were willing to work for low wages.

Explanation:

To solve this matching problem, we analyze each "Immigrant experience" and "Example of change to the city" pair:

1. Match for "Foreign - language newspapers are sold..."

The "Immigrant experience" related to using native languages for organizations/publications is "Immigrants develop organizations and publications using their native languages." So we pair this experience with the foreign - language newspapers example.

2. Match for "Cities develop immigrant neighborhoods..."

The "Immigrant experience" of immigrants from different countries settling in different city sections is "Immigrants from different countries settle in different sections of the city." We pair this with the immigrant neighborhoods example.

3. Match for "Local politicians make campaign promises..."

The "Immigrant experience" about local politics in American cities (which would lead to politicians courting immigrant votes) is "local politics in many American cities." We pair this with the local politicians' campaign promises example.

4. Match for "Businesses grew rapidly..."

The "Immigrant experience" about immigrants being able to pay for food/shelter (implying they work for low wages, leading to business growth) is "they could pay for food and shelter." We pair this with the business growth example.

Immigrant experience	Example of change to the city
Immigrants from different countries settle in different sections of the city.	Cities develop immigrant neighborhoods, such as Chinatown, with many people from the same country.
local politics in many American cities.	Local politicians make campaign promises to win immigrant votes.
they could pay for food and shelter.	Businesses grew rapidly since employers could easily find people who were willing to work for low wages.

Answer:

To solve this matching problem, we analyze each "Immigrant experience" and "Example of change to the city" pair:

1. Match for "Foreign - language newspapers are sold..."

The "Immigrant experience" related to using native languages for organizations/publications is "Immigrants develop organizations and publications using their native languages." So we pair this experience with the foreign - language newspapers example.

2. Match for "Cities develop immigrant neighborhoods..."

The "Immigrant experience" of immigrants from different countries settling in different city sections is "Immigrants from different countries settle in different sections of the city." We pair this with the immigrant neighborhoods example.

3. Match for "Local politicians make campaign promises..."

The "Immigrant experience" about local politics in American cities (which would lead to politicians courting immigrant votes) is "local politics in many American cities." We pair this with the local politicians' campaign promises example.

4. Match for "Businesses grew rapidly..."

The "Immigrant experience" about immigrants being able to pay for food/shelter (implying they work for low wages, leading to business growth) is "they could pay for food and shelter." We pair this with the business growth example.

Immigrant experience	Example of change to the city
Immigrants from different countries settle in different sections of the city.	Cities develop immigrant neighborhoods, such as Chinatown, with many people from the same country.
local politics in many American cities.	Local politicians make campaign promises to win immigrant votes.
they could pay for food and shelter.	Businesses grew rapidly since employers could easily find people who were willing to work for low wages.