The Immigration Act of 1917 stated that immigrants over the age of 16 must be able to read 30 to 40 words in some language. If they were fleeing due to religious persecution, the test was excused.
They helped immigrants by providing them jobs with public pay roll and houses.
Yes, immigrants to the US needed to be able to show that they were not paupers by showing they had money.
most immigrants just needed to speak English and be able to work
Medical tests entailed being able to read, write, and speak the English language. Medical processors tested immigrants with puzzles and mimicry tests.
The Supreme Court ruling meant that Chinese immigrants could attend regular schools. They were able to get a better education.
Yes, you have to be able to speak at least one language.
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To know a language requires you to be able to be able to speak, read, write, and understand said language, while knowing about a language means that you know of its existence and possibly some facts about it, and does not require you to be able to communicate in that language.
being able to write good
There is no specific language required for tracking hurricanes. All you need is to be able to communicate with your coworkers.
They Could do many things once they had written language like, they were able to write documents of purchase, history, and write other important documents
Some advantages on written language is to be able to teach, write, and text. Hoped it helped ;P
You will be able to understand C programs. Also to write C programs.
it can write in scratches any language it chooses. it could appear on your body, on the wall, in a closet, or anywhere something scratch-able may be.
A program that understand what a human would write and be able to transform that into instructions that a computer could understand.
Another word for not being able to write is "illiterate." It refers to the inability to read and write, often due to a lack of education or exposure to written language. Additionally, "agraphia" is a more specific term that describes a neurological condition affecting the ability to write.
A program that understand what a human would write and be able to transform that into instructions that a computer could understand.