Question

right to due process
what term describes the above rights?
a. natural selection
b. civil liberties
c. civil property
d. rights of man

1. what type of immigration system did the united states immigration act of 1924 established during the coolidge administration?

a. a \first come, first serve\ system
b. a specific national quota system based on the 1980 census
c. a lottery system
d. a new federal department to process immigration applications

1. with the changes in the rapidly expanding economy during the 1920s, how did men react to women suddenly competing for their jobs?

a. men overwhelming welcomed women to the workforce
b. men often stated that female workers were at best temporary and belonged at home
c. business owners established a system of affirmation action to ensure women had equal opportunities
d. men were forced to allow women to work due to recently enacted anti - gender discrimination law

1. the women christians temperance union was mainly founded to

a. help immigrants and other victims of industrialization
b. ban the use of children in the workforce
c. ban alcoholics beverages
d. help recovering alcoholics and felons find work

Explanation:

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• Option A: Natural Selection is a biological concept about evolution, not related to rights.
• Option B: Civil Liberties include rights like due process and privacy, matching the described rights.
• Option C: Civil Property refers to property rights, not these types of rights.
• Option D: Rights of Man is a broader term, but Civil Liberties is more specific to these individual rights.

• The 1924 Immigration Act (Johnson - Reed Act) established a national quota system based on the 1890 census (note: the option says 1980 which might be a typo, but the quota system is the key).
• Option A: “First come, first serve” is not what the 1924 Act established.
• Option C: Lottery system is not related to the 1924 Act.
• Option D: A new federal department for immigration was not the main feature of this act.

• In the 1920s, traditional gender roles were strong. Men generally viewed women in the workforce as temporary (e.g., due to post - war or economic needs) and believed women belonged at home.
• Option A: Men did not overwhelmingly welcome women; gender bias existed.
• Option C: Affirmative action - like systems for women were not common then.
• Option D: Anti - gender discrimination laws were not prevalent in the 1920s to force this.

Answer:

B. Civil Liberties

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