In the early twentieth century,

A) nursing schools regarded student nurses as a cheap source of labor.
B) student nurses spent long hours in classroom study.
C) trained nurses found it easy to obtain paid employment.
D) most nurses were black women.
E) most nurses were immigrants.

Student Nurses

Individuals who are in the process of completing their education and training in the field of nursing, typically at a college or university.

Cheap Source

Refers to a low-cost supply of goods or resources, often sought after to minimize expenses in various economic sectors.

Classroom Study

The act of learning or conducting research in a classroom setting, often involving both theoretical and practical educational methods.