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10. Factors encouraging the influx of new immigrants during the Gilded Age include all of the following EXCEPT... A. Political freedom. B. Economic opportunity. C. Avoiding involvement in European wars.
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10. Factors encouraging the influx of new immigrants during the Gilded

Age include all of the following EXCEPT...

A. Political freedom.
B. Economic opportunity.
C. Avoiding involvement in European wars.
D. Religious freedom.

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C

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Because America was still at war with other countries.

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