Which statement best describes English immigration policy?
A) They wanted to keep the colonies Catholic.
B) They limited migration because they did not want to lose population.
C) They had a liberal policy for both English and foreign nationals.
D) They allowed only English-speaking Protestant settlers.
Answer: C
You might also like to view...
Japanese government during the Nara and Heian periods differed from China because
a. there were no eunuchs. b. there was little tension between emperor and bureaucracy. c. there were major struggles between clans. d. All of these answers are correct.
How could the Immigration Act of 1924 be BEST described?
A. Visas were given to 2 percent of the total number of people of each nationality in the United States. B. The Japanese were the top supporters of this controversial act. C. The purpose of the act was to make America a more heterogeneous country. D. Citizenship was given to any person who presented a notarized document to immigration services.
By the beginning of the eighteenth century, land scarcity pushed both native-born and newly arrived families to look westward. Descendants of old Yankee families established themselves ________, while European immigrants found more luck ________.
A. in the Hudson River valley; along the Great Wagon Road B. along the Great Wagon Road; south of New York C. in frontier New England; south of New York D. south of New York; in frontier New England
Why did Roosevelt avoid confronting segregation and racial injustice?
What will be an ideal response?