<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 :)
1. Iraq wanted to control Kuwait's oil fields. Persian Gulf War
2. Bin Laden was found and killed after hiding for 10 years. Afghanistan invasion
3. The U.S. believed Saddam Hussain was hiding weapons of mass destruction. Iraq invasion
4. They fought over claims to land that each say is theirs. They also fight about religion. Palestinian/Israeli conflict
The Persian Gulf War (August 1990-February 1991) was a war waged by the United States and other 35 countries against Iraq in response to the invasion and annexation of Kuwait.
The United States invasion of Afghanistan occurred after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. The aims of the invasion was to dismantle al-Qaeda and to overthrow the Taliban.
The 2003 Iraq invasion was the first stage of the Iraq War. It overthrew the government of Sadam Hussein.
Palestinian/Israeli conflict refers to the disputes over territory between Palestine and Israel that began during the mid-twentieth century.
Your answer is D, hope this helps
Answer:
the answer is number 2 division of labor
