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Option B, Many nativist groups opposed continued immigration, is the right answer.
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In the decade of 1920's, the restrictions on immigration increased. The government of the United States enacted the Immigration Act in the year 1924 to put restrictions on immigration. This act was the most severe of all the acts made to control immigration because it limited the overall number of immigrants and introduced quotas based on the nationality of immigrants.
The introduction of this act resulted in a sharp reduction in the number of immigrants coming from Eastern Europe and Africa and it completely restricted the immigration of Asians except for Japan and the Philippines. The government of the United States passed these immigration laws because many native groups opposed the continued migration in America.
Answer:no if i lived in the 1920 i would have followed the rules.I chose this answer because they where supper strict back then.When i say they where supper strict back then i mean like they where abusive wether you where or werent there kids some people got killed back then for doing the littlest things.Like in todays society i full on belive live your life to the fullest but back then there wasnt much you could do.We have phones and inernet and tv in todays society back then they didnt.So in that case there would be no point in not listening so i definetly would have just listened.
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the United States has the first man on earth while the soviet union got to space first with satellite i think
If a person is caught sneaking into a concert in which he or she is univited and in a way that he or she didn't bought any tickets, it is likely that he or she will be kicked out of the concert by those who are in charged of making the concert safe and secure. It is also likely that the person who may cause trouble to pay a certain amount or consequences if he or she has done something that is not appropriate or had cause misunderstanding.
The correct answer is the Battle of the Coral Sea
Japan wanted to reinforce its position in the Pacific by invading Australia and surrounding islands. They had a naval battle against ships of US and Australia and although they won because they destroyed more of opponents ships, Japan was actually a strategic loser because they didn't manage to get the position that they wanted, so the battle was a stalemate overall.
