Which effect of immigration in the 1800s can be supported by evidence in this photo? Immigrant children adapted quickly to their new country.
Immigrant communities had a wide range of diversity.
Immigrants’ living conditions were very cramped.
Immigrant children were forced to work in factories.

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

Although the question is incomplete because it does not provide the photograph, we can comment on the following.

During the 1800s many photos showed how immigrants lived in cramped spaces. So we can say that the answer is C) Immigrants’ living conditions were very cramped.

Immigrants were hired by the factories that were located in the large cities of the United States such as New York or Chicago. They were paid very low wages and worked under harsh and unhealthy conditions. These immigrants were poor people that lived in overcrowded spaces, where diseases spread so easily.