Immigrant girls and women were paid the same wages a native-born, white American, Protestant female workers because most of the foreign-born laborers of the late 19th century and early 20th century were from Europe rather than Asia or Africa. True or false A substantial part of the labor force in the late 19th century United States consisted of immigrants from European countries like Ireland, Sweden, and Italy. True or false Many feminists who had been abolitionists were disappointed, angry, and some even publicly displayed their outrage that the Fifteenth Amendment made no reference to gender and that it permitted states to continue to deny suffrage to women. True or false

Immigrant girls and women were paid the same wages a native-born, white American, Protestant female workers because most of the foreign-born laborers of the late 19th century and early 20th century were from Europe rather than Asia or Africa. True or false A substantial part of the labor force in the late 19th century United States consisted of immigrants from European countries like Ireland, Sweden, and Italy. True or false Many feminists who had been abolitionists were disappointed, angry, and some even publicly displayed their outrage that the Fifteenth Amendment made no reference to gender and that it permitted states to continue to deny suffrage to women. True or false