Question

1. which situation proved a difficult problem for jewish immigrants seeking work in the united states? having to work in cigar factories having to work in grocery stores having to work on saturdays having to work in the garment industry

Explanation:

Jewish people observe the Sabbath on Saturdays, which is a day of rest in their religious practice. So being required to work on Saturdays would conflict with their religious beliefs and practices, making it a difficult situation for Jewish immigrants seeking work. The other options (working in cigar factories, grocery stores, or the garment industry) don't relate to a core religious or cultural conflict like working on their Sabbath.

Answer:

C. having to work on Saturdays