How did foreigners on screen in the early and mid-1920s capture the imagination of a native-born population as the nation closed its doors to immigrants?
A) The native-born population was intrigued by foreign accents.
B) The native-born population was drawn to the allure of the outsider.
C) The foreigners on screen offered sound advice to the native-born population.
D) The foreigners on screen always provided even more justification to closing off immigration.
B
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a. Austria-Hungary b. Ottomans c. Britain d. Russia e. Serbia
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a. Vietnam. b. Algeria. c. Morocco. d. Indochina. e. Bessarabia.