What attitude would Northern manufacturers most likely have had toward immigrants?
A) They would have regarded immigrants as lacking the language skills necessary to be good workers.
B) They would have distrusted immigrants a source of disunity among their employees.
C) They would have welcomed immigrants as a source of cheap labor.
D) They would have seen immigrants as a source of urban chaos.
E) They would have supported the Know-Nothings in limiting immigration.
C
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A) He refused to pardon Richard Nixon over his involvement in the Watergate scandal. B) He proposed that draft evaders during the Vietnam War be given amnesty in order to help heal the wounds of Vietnam. C) He supported tax cuts as a means for helping generate a stronger economy. D) He vetoed a number of federal spending measures, which angered Democrats.
The American Colonization Society __________.
A. focused on sending blacks back to Africa B. sought the creation of American economic colonies abroad C. wanted an immediate end to slavery D. lobbied for rights of free blacks to vote
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A) The Indians of the middle ground remained isolated from European settlers. B) Indians living here established deep-seated economic and cultural ties with French traders. C) Indians in this region often allied themselves with the English in conflicts against the French. D) Indian chiefs in this region ran their societies through a powerful patriarchal system.
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