Answer:
The Impact on Chinese Immigration Act of 1885 have on Chinese people already in Canada and their families in China is discussed below in detail.
Explanation:
It was believed that Chinese people were too cheap to pay and therefore would not be capable to come to Canada. Traders and students were excluded from the tax. No immigrants from any other nation ever had to spend such a tax to access Canada.
The Chinese Immigration Act of 1923 was enacted by the government of Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King in acknowledgment of continued requirements for more restrictive ordinances to restrict Chinese immigration.
The driving forces for host/guest binding are the various secondary interactions between molecules, such as hydrogen bonding and pi/pi interaction. Thus an MR also serves as an important technique to establish the presence of these interactions in a host/guest complex
I think that the answer is C, becasue the Internet is a definite no. I don't know much about Dustball software. And D would not include much of someone else's work.
Answer:
B: 1953
Explanation:
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This was the Zimmerman Telegram!!!
It was sent out January 1917, before the US entered the war.
It was said to be intercepted by the British forces, and after it leaked, Zimmerman confessed March 3rd.
Zimmerman's confession made Americans really hostile, thus helping progress the Anti-German sentiment and pro-war agenda for the US.
