This photo from 1901 shows a Jewish neighborhood and market on New York City's East Side:

An image of a city street during the 1900s is shown. The street is teeming with people. The people all seem to be dressed similarly.

Which of the following was not an effect of increased migration to cities during the early 20th century? (5 points)

Declining availability of unskilled workers

Worsening living conditions and sanitation

Increasing power for political machines

Creation of settlement houses

Declining availability of unskilled workers   was not an effect of increased migration to cities during the early 20th century

Explanation:

Contrary to the statement given, the coming of the various waves of people from other countries into USA provided a great and cheap source of unskilled labor which they were wont to do as they were desperate for work.

The Jewish, German and Irish and Italian settlers in the USA adopted the American identity but took their time in developing their capital during which they served as the working class of the country for time working jobs that are classified as unskilled labor.