Oklahoma State<span> participates at the National </span>Collegiate Athletic<span> Association (</span>NCAA<span>)'s </span>Division<span> I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) as a member of the Big 12</span>Conference<span>. The </span>university's<span> current </span>athletic<span> director is Mike Holder.</span>
1. Most immigrants were from China or another Asian nation. This only applies to Angel Island in San Francisco Bay which makes sense due to the geographic convenience in an era of boat transportation. Hundreds of thousands of Chinese and other Asians (and some Mexicans) were processed here.
2. Immigrants had to pass health inspections before being admitted to the United States. This applies to both places. They both had hospital facilities for the medical examination and quarantine of sick or disabled immigrants.
3. Immigrants could be denied entry or sent back to their home countries. This applies to both of them but differently. Only 3% of immigrants arriving at Ellis Island were denied entry and deported while 18% of those who arrived at Angel Island were deported back to Asia (mainly China).
B. the dropping of the atomic weapons demonstrated the potential power of each bomb, leading the Japanese to surrender in order to protect the remaining civilian population.
Solar theory is the correct answer