3.15 - Immigration To The United States

The Nigerians, Ghanaians, and Sengalese Africans brought to the U.S. as Slaves

The Potowatomi, Cherokee, Navajo, & Apache Tribes

All of the above

The British, Porteguese, Spanish, and French Merchants that operated the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade

America is required to limit the number of immigrants who enter the nation to preserve its natural resources.

Immigration in America has always been fair and considerate of an individuals circumstances despite their country of origin.

Immigration is the leading cause of prosperity in America which is why over 25% of all Immigrants in the world live in America.

America has a long history of immigration but people from non-European countries have been overwhelmingly treated less fairly than European immigrants.

The text details how the government uses immigration laws to imprison immigrants

The author compares the different number of immigrants who came to the United States from Asia with those who came from Latin America

The text illustrates how the impat of World War I menat the United States government had to change its laws.

The author describes how the United States accepted immigrants from certain countries but not from others.

The U.S. approached Immigrants from China the same as it did Immigrants from any other country

The U.S. recruited Immigrants from China to settle the West

The U.S. severely limited immigration from China

The U.S. did not not allow any Immigrants from China