Which statement best typifies the Immigration Act of 1924? A. It supported immigration and American acceptance of different cultures. B. It set labor laws that were beneficial for immigrants. C. It limited the number of immigrants American businesses could hire. D. It supported the increase in nativism and intolerance toward immigrants. E. It encouraged more immigration as labor for American businesses.

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4 September, 07:32

Which statement best typifies the Immigration Act of 1924? A. It supported immigration and American acceptance of different cultures. B. It set labor laws that were beneficial for immigrants. C. It limited the number of immigrants American businesses could hire. D. It supported the increase in nativism and intolerance toward immigrants. E. It encouraged more immigration as labor for American businesses.

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Macie Hanson · Answer 1

Option: C. It limited the number of immigrants American businesses could hire.

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The immigration act of 1924 restricted the coming of immigrants from other countries into the United States. This act limited immigration in the country by placing a national origin quota system. This act established by Congress by putting in mind about the warnings on national security after World War I. The other purpose of the immigration act was to protect the US identity.