In the late 1800’s and early 1900’s, immigration to the U. S. shifted from primarily northern and western Europe to eastern and southern Europe and Asia. This change had what impact on the U. S. workforce? A.
Newer immigrants were often more skilled and better educated so they were able to earn higher wages working better jobs.

B.
Laws were passed aimed at restricting immigration from western European countries and promoted immigration from Asia.

C.
Newer immigrants were typically less skilled and provided a cheap source of labor.

D.
Factory owners were forced to pay immigrants higher wages, resulting higher prices for manufactured goods.