In the mid-1950s, the federal government
A. nearly tripled the number of legal Mexican immigrants allowed into the country.
B. deported over a million illegal Mexican farm workers.
C. launched Operation Wetback.
D. All these answers are correct.
Answer: D
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A) anti-communism. B) consideration of human rights in American foreign policy. C) a balanced budget. D) a Christian Crusade. E) fighting against terrorism.
By 1914, European workers increasingly
a. adopted liberal economic doctrines. b. resorted to strikes, riots, and violence. c. used collective bargaining to ensure economic security. d. turned away from political involvement.
Post-Revolution American domestic manufacturing was stimulated by
A. favorable trade agreements with England. B. the flood of immigration after the war. C. the closing of British ports to American trade. D. an English desire to protect American vessels. E. British abandonment of impressments.
Slavery in Dutch New Netherland differed from that in the English Chesapeake because
a. slaves in Dutch New Netherland had greater opportunities for freedom than slaves in the English Chesapeake did. b. the religious convictions of Dutch settlers prevented slavery from taking firm root in their North American colonies. c. the greater Dutch access to African slave markets ensured that the number of slaves in Dutch New Netherland rapidly outnumbered the number of white settlers. d. slave marriages received greater recognition in the English Chesapeake than in Dutch New Netherland.