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APUSH Period 7 Test 1-7

The document presents questions related to U.S. history, specifically focusing on the National Origins Act of 1924 and a 1913 labor union pageant. It asks for characterizations of the Act and the intent behind the labor union advertisement. The options provided for each question highlight various historical perspectives and implications of immigration policies and labor movements.

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APUSH Period 7 Test 1-7

The document presents questions related to U.S. history, specifically focusing on the National Origins Act of 1924 and a 1913 labor union pageant. It asks for characterizations of the Act and the intent behind the labor union advertisement. The options provided for each question highlight various historical perspectives and implications of immigration policies and labor movements.

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‭AP United States History Period 7‬

‭14.‬ ‭15.‬ W
‭ hich of the following best characterizes the‬
‭National Origins Act of 1924?‬

(‭ A) It allowed Chinese immigrants entry into‬


‭the United States after 1930.‬
‭(B) It allowed increased levels of immigration‬
‭from southern and eastern Europe.‬
‭(C) It established immigration quotas based on a‬
‭percentage of each nationality residing in the‬
‭United States in 1890.‬
‭(D) It established procedures for the‬
‭immigration of alien spouses of United States‬
‭citizens after 1935.‬
‭(E) It set restrictions on the importation of‬
‭certain goods.‬

‭ he poster above advertising a 1913 labor union‬


T
‭pageant was designed to do which of the‬
‭following?‬

(‭ A) Promote the idea that labor unions exist‬


‭primarily for the purpose of supporting the arts‬
‭(B) Warn the community about the union's‬
‭communist connections‬
‭(C) Portray the strikers as the heroic champions‬
‭of workers and ordinary people‬
‭(D) Intimidate citizens into supporting a‬
‭powerful labor movement‬
‭(E) Advocate employment for striking workers‬

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