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During the nineteenth century, in the Far West the term "coolie"A. applied to all non-Indians who came to the Far West before the California gold rush.B. was a slang term for prostitutes in mining towns.C. was a description for all Asian immigrants.D. referred to Chinese indentured servants.E. was an epithet used by whites to describe members of Chinese tongs.
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