<span>Because they thought that immigrants </span>would take occupations and jobs from Americans and they
additionally fear the foreigners would bring down the country way of life and
breed wrongdoing and infection in the US.
Immigration has been questionable in this nation as far back
as its beginning. At the core of the contention is fear. The genuine issue with
migrants is, and dependably has been, the dread that these foreigners will
overpower and undermine the lifestyle that makes America great. It is actually
an irony given the fact that the nation as it stands now is a nation of
immigrants :)
the answers are C,E and im not sure if there is another one
That sounds correct according to what I researched quickly
a disagreement between the state over representation in congress
Central America is an isthmian part which connects North America to South America and is considered by many to be a part of North America. It is made up of seven nations which include Panama, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Honduras, Belize, El-Salvador, and Costa Rica.
