All of the following were factors responsible for the curtailing of large-scale immigration from Europe EXCEPT:

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The Hart-Cellar Act, also known as the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, actually liberalized immigration laws by ending the quota system based on national origin and instead prioritizing family reunification and skilled immigrants. Therefore, it did not curtail large-scale immigration from Europe. Quotas, World War I, and the Great Depression were all factors that contributed to the reduction of European immigration to the United States.

All of the Following Were Factors Responsible for the Curtailing