Question

eastern and
southern europe 18,439 11.2
all other countries 3,745 2.3
based on the data, the immigration act was evidence of public opposition to the
a. movement of african americans from the south to northern cities
b. diversity of overseas workers looking for jobs in american factories
c. increasing importance of machinery for completing farm work
d. emergence of new consumer products and advertising techniques

1. which development contributed to violence during the red summer of 1919?

a. the rise of consumer culture in american cities
b. anger about the outcome of the sacco vanzetti trial
c. economic hardships that followed the stock market crash
d. backlash against african americans returning home from world war i

1. both the great migration and the rise of the naacp were african american

a. founding of historically black universities
b. arrival of immigrants from eastern europe
c. rise of new york city as a cultural center
d. persistence of racial discrimination in the south

Explanation:

• For the first question: U.S. immigration acts of the early 20th century targeted restricting diverse immigrant labor, so opposition aligns with pushback against overseas workers seeking factory jobs.
• For question 10: The Red Summer of 1919 was driven by white backlash against Black WWI veterans who demanded equal rights after returning home, competing for jobs/housing.
• For question 11: The Great Migration saw Black Americans flee Southern racial discrimination, and the NAACP formed to fight that same systemic racism in the South and nationwide.

Answer:

First question: B. diversity of overseas workers looking for jobs in American factories

1. D. backlash against African Americans returning home from World War I
2. D. persistence of racial discrimination in the South