Which of the following best describes the relationship between industrialization and immigration to the united states during the 19th century?

fears of foreign theft of american industrial technology led to strict limits on immigration.

expanded u. s. industrialization increased demand for highly skilled immigrant labor.

pollution created by industrialization deterred european immigration to the united states.

the increase in immigration drove down wages for lower-class industrial laborers.

The correct answer is B) Expanded U.S. industrialization increased demand for highly skilled immigrant labor.

The statement that best describes the relationship between industrialization and immigration to the United States during the 19th century is "Expanded U.S. industrialization increased demand for highly skilled immigrant labor."

During the 1800s, many Europeans decided to move to the United States because this country offered jobs in many industries and fabrics that were located there. Some immigrants came to form Asia too. These immigrants were facing difficult economic conditions in their native countries and coming to America was the best option for them. The United States offered jobs in the manufacturing industry that represented better living conditions for immigrants and their families.

answer; i believe the correct answer is (favorable balance);