Which best describes the push and pull factors involved in mary antin’s immigration to the united states?
a. religious persecution and religious freedom
b. financial problems and educational opportunities
c. threat of war and possibility of peace
d. famine and job opportunities

Correct answer choice is :

B) Financial problems and educational opportunities

Explanation:

One of the most famous voices of the early twentieth-century flow of settlement to the United States, Mary Antin is best recognized for her 1912 book The Promised Land, explaining her experience and that of her family in living in America and visiting American schools. Although Antin’s family was poor, in the new country she was free to visit Boston’s public schools, including the hard Boston Girls’ Language School. Antin later wrote about the great chance the school gave to her, it gave her both a commitment to learning and an extreme feeling of loyalty for her chosen nation.

c

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