Question

What was a reason the federal government passed the Immigration Act of 1924?

A.
Casualties during World War I created a need for labor in America.
B.
Treaties following World War I forced America to accept fewer immigrants.
C.
Refugees from World War I needed an easier way to migrate to America.
D.
America's involvement in World War I created distrust of foreigners.

Answer 1

A. Casualties during World War I created a need for labor in America.

Step-by-step explanation:

America's involvement in World War I created distrust of foreigners. The Immigration Act of 1924 put severe restrictions on how many people could come to the United States. This was another example of the nativist sentiment sweeping the nation at the time.

Answer 2

D. American’s involvement in World War I created distrust of foreigners

Step-by-step explanation: