By the 1980s, the main arguments over immigration concerned:
A) assimilation.
B) race.
C) illegal immigration.
D) economic competition.
Answer: C
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A) religion B) military establishment C) feudal system D) social hierarchy system E) egalitarian policies
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A) slave labor discouraged settlement by new immigrants from Europe. B) southern states outlawed or restricted immigration. C) white Southerners feared outsiders. D) mountainous terrain made access difficult
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a. urged citizens to be calm. b. declared certain Roman citizens to be outlaws. c. called patriotic Romans to the armies of Mark Antony, Lepidus, and Octavian. d. were posted and publicly read to explain why a dictator had to be eliminated. e. gave immunity to Caesar's assassins.
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A. increased royal control over colonies could suppress their economic activity. B. allowing products from all over Europe to be imported directly into the colonies would stimulate consumption. C. colonies could make a nation wealthy by increasing exports and decreasing imports. D. expanding exports from colonies would encourage their economic independence.