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What type of immigrant policy did the U.S. have until the 1880s? A. Strict Numbers Policy B. Whites Only Policy C. Political Refugees Policy D. Open Shore Policy
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What type of immigrant policy did the U.S. have until the 1880s?

A. Strict Numbers Policy
B. Whites Only Policy
C. Political Refugees Policy
D. Open Shore Policy

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Answer: i believe it was the whites only policy

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Answer: D, OPEN SHORE POLICY

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This literally came from my textbook for class:

In the early days of the country, communities struggled to survive, and desperately needed more people. There were no real rules about who could come to America, and immigrants of all kinds were welcomed. Until the 1880s, there was an “open shore” policy which allowed nearly unlimited immigration, barring only people with certain diseases or criminal records.

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