The Workingmen's Party showed prejudice against Chinese immigrants because they feared competition for jobs. As a result, people on the West Coast persuaded Congress to pass the Chinese Exclusion Act, a law that ended most Chinese immigration to the United States.
The __________ showed prejudice against Chinese immigrants because they feared competition for jobs. As a result, people on the West Coast persuaded Congress to pass the ___________ , a law that ended most Chinese immigration to the United States.
Responses
Suffrage Society; Asian Immigration Act
Suffrage Society; Asian Immigration Act
Supreme Court; 15th Amendment
Supreme Court; 15th Amendment
Workingmen's Party; Chinese Exclusion Act
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