A typical Mexican immigrant in the early twentieth century might hold what occupation?

A) a garment worker in a sweatshop
B) a supervisor in a factory
C) store clerk in a retail shop
D) a banker
E) a railroad laborer

Mexican Immigrant

An individual from Mexico who has moved to another country, particularly for permanent residency or citizenship, often in search of better opportunities or to reunite with family.

Railroad Laborer

A worker employed in the construction, maintenance, or operation of railroads, often performing physically demanding tasks.