Following the Cairo conference of 1943,
A) ?Congress repealed the Chinese Exclusion Act.
B) new U.S. legislation allowed one hundred five Chinese to emigrate to the United States.
C) ?new U.S. legislation allowed for Chinese living in the United States to become naturalized citizens.
D) ?a precedent was set for allowing Indians and Filipinos in the United States to become naturalized citizens as of 1946.
E) ?All of these are correct.
E
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a. delayed the D-Day invasion and allowed the Soviet Union to advance further into Eastern Europe. b. prevented the rise of fascism or communism in Italy after the war. c. enabled the Americans to appease both British and Soviet strategic demands. d. enabled the United States to prevent Austria and Greece from falling into Soviet hands. e. destroyed the monastery of Monte Cassino and other Italian artistic treasures.
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What will be an ideal response?
Why did conservatives oppose the kind of help to the needy that Roosevelt considered a social duty?
What will be an ideal response?