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How did immigration change in the U.S. after 1917? Question 7 options: More Asian immigrants More Eastern European immigrants More English and German immigrants More Mexican immgrants
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How did immigration change in the U.S. after 1917? Question 7 options: More Asian immigrants More Eastern European immigrants More English and German immigrants More Mexican immgrants

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Uh probs more English and German immigrants because they most likely knew English and the Immigration act of 1917 imposed literacy tests on immigrants.

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