The idea of immigration quotas generated much heat among Americans, some supported the idea while others were completely against it. The Americans who supported the idea of immigration quotas believed that America is a land of immigrants and foreigners should be allowed to move into the country in order to enrich diversity in the country. The opponents on the other hands believed that immigrants, with their diverse cultures, religions and traditions will have negative impacts on America. Besides, they believe that allowing these people into America will cause unemployment.
"<span>Amendments may only be added if they are ratified by each state in the Union" would be the best option, since the Founding Fathers wan't to ensure that the amendment process was taken seriously. </span>
They didn't use as much force with taxes and weapons were allowed
The encomienda system was seen as a true trusteeship among the
population, as opposed to the repartimiento system which was seen as
abusive, and was thought to promote unethical behavior.
