SAT US History Practice Question
In the early 1900's, nativists supported restrictions on immigration for all the following reasons EXCEPT:
- A.They did not want U.S. culture changed.
- B.They did not want to learn to speak foreign languages.
- C.They feared that immigrants would lower the working wage.
- D.They thought immigrants might bring in ideas, values, and ways of thinking that would not fit in.
- E.They feared that immigrants would take jobs away from workers born in the United States.
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