After World War I, the United States implemented more restrictive immigration policies, including the requirement for immigrants to pass a literacy test before being allowed entry. This was part of a broader effort to limit the influx of immigrants, particularly from certain countries deemed undesirable at the time.

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After World War I

Question 30

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After World War I,

A) immigration quotas in the United States were virtually eliminated.
B) the United States welcomed European refugees coming from war-torn Europe.
C) the Red Scare dissipated.
D) immigrants were required to take a literacy test before entering the United States.
E) theories of eugenics were dismissed as no longer valid.

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