Why did many german and scandinavian immigrants settle in the midwest between 1890 and 1910?
a. to adopt american customs
b. to be near immigration stations
c. to farm the rich, available land
d. to live in growing urban areas

The answer to the question: Why did many German and Scandinavian immigrants settle in the Midwest between 1890 and 1910, is, C: To farm the rich, avilable land.

Explanation:

The large migration of both German and Scandinavian settlers from Europe into the United States, between the end of the 1800´s and initial years of the 1900´s, was a kind of unexpected event that took many people at the time by surprise, as these two European groups had seldom migrated before into the country. However, due to severe problems in their own nations, the lack of available arable land, and poverty, led these two groups to seek new lands for agriculture in the new world. And they sought the Midwest, precisely because their purpose was farming, and agriculture, not a total change of lifestlye. The Midwest, almost recently starting to be used, especially the Dakotas, Wisconsin and Minnesota, became thus, hubbubs of concentration of Scandinavian and German people.

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