As a "bird of passage", an immigrant __________
a. stayed in the United States
b. quickly became an American citizen
c. quickly moved west to farm
d. was detained, or "caged," indefinitely
e. did not stay permanently in the United States
E
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What is true about southern economic redevelopment?
A. One success of the postwar South was in laying as much railroad track as the rest of the nation combined. B. Republican-dominated Reconstruction governments sought to encourage southern industry. C. Unlike the North, southern governments became notorious for corruption, which explains the skyrocketing public debt. D. Northerners known as "scalawags" came south to exploit the South's economic vulnerability.
What essential daily item was rare in tropical Africa and had to be imported from far away, often at high prices?
a. salt b. food c. water d. cloth e. gold
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A) its success in the presidential race of 1924 B) the shift of urban voters to the party C) an increase in the number of rural Democrats D) the unpopularity of Republican presidents E) a large number of women voters