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How did the Chinese Exclusion Act affect Chinese immigrants who were already in the United States?
The act forced Chinese immigrants to leave the US and return to China.
The act blocked Chinese immigrants from becoming American citizens.
The act prevented Chinese immigrants from taking low-paying jobs.
The act prohibited Chinese immigrants from establishing Chinatowns.
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The act blocked Chinese immigrants from becoming American citizens.
Explanation: The 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act prohibited Chinese laborers from immigrating and denied Chinese residents the right to naturalize. It did not generally force those already in the U.S. to leave, nor did it specifically ban low-wage work or the formation of Chinatowns.
Explanation: The 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act prohibited Chinese laborers from immigrating and denied Chinese residents the right to naturalize. It did not generally force those already in the U.S. to leave, nor did it specifically ban low-wage work or the formation of Chinatowns.
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