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Who were some of the "new" immigrants in the 1920s? A) Slavic peoples B) Northern Irish. C) Greeks D) Germans E) Poles F) Southern Italians G) Russian Jews
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Who were some of the "new" immigrants in the 1920s?

A) Slavic peoples
B) Northern Irish.
C) Greeks
D) Germans
E) Poles
F) Southern Italians
G) Russian Jews

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