Question

1. base your answer to the following question on the poem excerpt below and on your knowledge of social studies.\keep ancient lands, your storied pomp!\ cries shewith silent lips. \give me your tired, your poor,your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,the wretched refuse of your teeming shore.send these, the homeless, tempest - tost to me,i lift my lamp beside the golden door!\- emma lazarus, \the new colossus,\ 1883which attitude about immigration is reflected in this poem, which is inscribed on the statue of liberty?a) people from all nations should be welcomed.b) educated professionals should be given preference.c) quotas should be adopted to limit certain ethnic groups.d) the influx of unskilled people should be restricted.

Explanation:

The poem explicitly calls for welcoming tired, poor, homeless, and displaced people from other lands, which aligns with embracing immigrants from all nations. The other options focus on restriction or preference, which directly contradict the poem's message.

Answer:

A) People from all nations should be welcomed.