Question

what made life difficult for hispanics in the american southwest in the late 1800s? (1 point) bans on immigration prevented hispanic men from bringing their families to live with them. they were often pushed into low - paying jobs with poor working conditions. the u.s. government forced them into remote regions away from cities. hispanic business owners were required to pay special taxes that made earning a livable wage difficult.

Explanation:

In the late 1800s, Hispanics in the American Southwest faced discrimination. They were often pushed into low - paying jobs with poor working conditions. Immigrant bans (if they existed in this context) would not be the main issue as many Hispanics were already in the Southwest. The U.S. government did not force them into remote regions in this way. Special taxes on Hispanic business owners is not a well - known major issue compared to job discrimination.

Answer:

They were often pushed into low - paying jobs with poor working conditions.