All of the following are true about Chinese Americans EXCEPT
A. Chinese were the first to arrive in large numbers and most planned to return to their families in China.
B. After Congress passed the Chinese Exclusion Act in 1882 Chinese workers were prohibited from entering the U.S.
C. Only the Chinese who were already in the U.S. prior to the Exclusion Act were eligible for U.S. citizenship.
D. The population was predominantly male as only the very wealthy could bring their wives and families with them.
Answer: C
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