According to Dill, which of the following was true with regard to Chinese American families of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries?
a. Immigration restrictions prevented the formation of families within this group.
b. Many Chinese sojourners sent wages to their families in China.
c. A split-household form characterized Chinese American families.
d. all of these answers are correct
Question 2
According to Dill, which of the following is true with regard to African American families of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries?
a. Slave owners controlled the cohesion of slave families.
b. After emancipation, African American women were expected to take their position within the private sphere of the home.
c. Slave labor mirrored labor divisions among White men and women.
d. all of these answers are correct
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