Which conclusion does this excerpt most clearly support?
Hon. William Williams, Commissioner at New York, says in
his report: "[The present laws) do not reach a large body of
immigrants who, while not of this class, are yet generally
undesirable, because unintelligent, of low vitality, of poor
physique, able to perform only the cheapest kind of
manual labor, desirous of locating almost exclusively in the
cities, by their competition tending to reduce the standard
of living of the American wageworker, and unfitted
mentally or morally for good citizenship. ... Their coming
has been benefit chiefly, if not only, to the transportation
companies which brought them here."

The conclusion that this excerpt best supports is that the Nativist sentiment was on the rise.

This excerpt is about immigrants, in the excerpt the main ideas are:

Nativism is a belief and political position that proposes native people from a country or natural citizens should be favored over immigrants. This idea often implies a rejection of immigration or considering immigrants negatively affect natural citizens.

This belief can be seen in the excerpt presented because there is a clear rejection towards immigrants as the author describes him negatively as:

Note: This question is incomplete because the options are not given; here are the options:

A. Nativist sentiment was on the rise at the turn of the century.

B. Immigration restrictions in the early 20th century induced job

growth.

C. Americanization efforts among immigrants in the late 1800s

quelled discontent.

D. Industrialization spurred demand for immigration in the late 19th century.

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Which period in history led to the ideas that created the basis for the United
Stated founding documents?

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Which statement is not true of the Trail of Tears? It was a sorrowful, forced westward movement of the Cherokee. The Trail of Tears scattered the Cherokee in all directions. Approximately one-third of the Cherokee died during their journey. The Cherokee did not have sufficient provisions and supplies for their journey.

The Kingdom of Judah fell about how many
years after the fall of Israel

Do you think our country has fully recovered and healed from the Civil War? Explain.

A cultural period occurring during the time of Charlemagne is known as the _____ Renaissance. ​

based on the passage the checks and balances plan

The concept of centralizing governmental power. In this process, large amounts of land and people come under the control of a single government. What might be the advantages to a society that centralizes its government (such as the Sui Dynasty in China) compared to a decentralized system (such as Ancient Greece)?

How were the Ottoman and German empires treated similarly by the Allied powers at the end of WWI? How were they treated differently? What were some of the effects of how the Allies treated each former empire?

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How can you impact foreign policy as a citizen based on what we learned in this lesson? (2-3 Sentences)

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write a journal entry of how life would have been in the Southern Mill life. Be as descriptive as possible. Include any dates, people, places to make your entry more interesting. Describe what working in the mills would have been for the kids that are in your age group.

What action did Brigham Young and the Mormons take to avoid religious conflict?

The Five Tribes in Oklahoma were largely _____ in their sympathy

Which factors combined to make Germany vulnerable to totalitarianism?

• germans believed that they were cheated by the treaty of Versailles
• nationalistic germans didnt have very much state pride
• adolph Hitler promised the collapse of Germany
• hitler promised that extreme action would take Germany out of the great depression​

What fact is believed to be true about Hitler’s early life

A. He had a close relationship with his father

B. He was an orphan by the time he was 18 years old

C. He grew up in Germany which is why he had such strong feelings of nationalism

D. He yearned to be a politician from a young age

Which individual translated the Bible and sent copies to England and Scotland?
Johannes Guttenberg
John Calvin
John Knox
William Tyndale

Why did the United States experience a period of nationalism during President Monroe's presidency?
A. The country had won a war against Great Britain and had a rapidly growing economy.
B. The country had finished building roads, canals, and railroads connecting the North, South, and West.
C. The country had won its independence from Great Britain and established a strong army and navy,
D. The country had finished expanding its borders to the Pacific Ocean and concluded of series of
treaties

The requirement before a bill can be sent to the governor’s desk

How did ww1 affect immigrants?

What was the treaty of Paris .What were it terms

Which of the following describes a function of a satellite?

Group of answer choices

Helps scientists track weather

Measures latitude and longitude

Calculates the altitude of landforms

Determines population in a city

The Second Great Awakening impacted America greatly. In four to five sentences discuss this movement and its importance.

In addition to seizing complete control of the Russian government, the Bolsheviks redistributed Russia’s land to the peasants because they believed in _________. Group of answer choices Capitalism Feudalism Socialism Communism​

Which President was in power when the Freedmen's Bureau was disbanded?
A)Andrew Johnson

B)Ulysses S. Grant

C)James A. Garfield

D)Rutherford B. Hayes

2. Which of the following was
included in the Compromise of
1850?
a. Slavery was permitted in
California.
b. Slavery in each territory
would be decided by
popular sovereignty
c. Abolitionists were not
allowed to publish
newspapers.
d. The Fugitive Slave Act was
repealed.

What are the basic beliefs of Calvinism? Choose four correct answers.
Only religious leaders can interpret the Bible.
Salvation is granted through predestination.
Salvation is gained through good works.
Many forms of entertainment are sinful.
People should attend weekly services.
O People are born sinful.

14. What does the Ninth Amendment say about rights not listed in the Constitution?
A. There are rights beyond those listed.
B. Rights not listed do not exist according to the law.
O C. Rights not listed must be added to be considered rights.
D. The rights listed are the only ones approved by the states.

If the US were attacked today, what countries would come to our defense

who are the group of people who want to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another

Which of the following incidents in 1962
almost brought the Cold War to World War
111?
A Cuban Missile Crisis
R Korean Wer
China obtaining nuclear weapons