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English, 12.05.2021 22:50, hayleyconsole

The first part. the second is in another one. Review the second stanza of the poem on page 1.
Which statement does the second stanza
support?
Many immigrants returned to their homelands
because they missed their families.
Upon arriving in the new land, immigrants had to
pay large sums of money.
The rocky coastline offered the immigrants
protection from enemies.
Early on, immigrants had a difficult time
overcoming illness and scarcity.


The first part. the second is in another one.

Review the second stanza of the poem on page 1.
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