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How did the government justify the Chinese Exclusion Act? by saying that Chinese immigrants threaten the safety of the United States by arguing that Chinese workers are paid too highly by saying that Chinese
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How did the government justify the Chinese

Exclusion Act?
by saying that Chinese immigrants threaten
the safety of the United States
by arguing that Chinese workers are paid too
highly
by saying that Chinese workers are too
effective at their jobs

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Answer: A

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A.) by saying that Chinese immigrants threaten the safety of the United States.

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