3. What was the goal of the National Origins Act of 1924?

O A. To limit all immigration

O B. To increase immigration from Asia

O C. To end immigration

D. To control which countries immigrants came from

Compare/contrast the economy of the new england and mid-atlantic colonies

During the rise of the nation-state in Europe, what was necessary for nationalism to thrive? a. a common identity and a formal structure of authority b. a strong military and a decentralized government c.

Why might the British want to control the niger river?

What are the two things do producers release at the end of photosynthesis?

Explain how tobacco cultivation led to success of Jamestown?

At the Yalta Conference, what did Allied leaders decide to do with Germany? O divide it into four Allied-occupied zones O divide its territory among neighboring countries make it a territory of the United States O make it a democracy with free

What was a significant contribution of minister Billy Graham? He founded a new religion called the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, whose members moved west to escape persecution.

How did The collapse of commuism no affect Yugosalvia

A religious group that went west to Utah to practice their religion freely.

Why was colonization important to the industrial revolution?