Question

1. how did cultural bias or prejudice impact immigration policies? a. immigration was restricted to those who were educated. b. immigration laws favored those from europe. c. immigration was limited from all countries. d. immigration laws encouraged diversity. 4. what was an economic argument used by nativists against immigration? a. that immigrants were taking jobs away from native - born citizens b. that immigrants were causing unsafe working conditions c. that immigrants were overpopulating the country d. that immigrants were destroying native businesses

Explanation:

Nativists against immigration often argued immigrants were taking jobs away from native - born citizens. This was a common economic - based argument. Cultural bias or prejudice could lead to restrictions in immigration policies, often targeting certain groups.

Answer:

1. A. Immigration was restricted to those who were educated.
2. A. that immigrants were taking jobs away from native - born citizens.