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Which group of people could freely immigrate to the US under the Immigration Act of 1924?
The Immigration Act of 1924 restricted immigration from many European, African, and Asian countries while natives of Western Hemisphere countries, with their families, were given non-quota status.
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Rhode island was the first place in America where people could do what freely?
Practice their religion.
What year did the immigration act law limt the number of people that could come into the US?
1982...
Why people used to immigrate to US in the twentieth century?
Because people had heard of the American Dream and that you could strike it rich in the US and that there were jobs because European countries were going through a depression
What was required to immigrate in 1800's?
In the 1800's, Europeans could immigrate if they were not insane, sick, or had spent time in prison. Asians were not aloud to immigrate, so they had to sneak onto ships. If they were spotted, they would be put to death.
The national orgins act of 1924 reduced the number of people who could?
The Immigration Act of 1924 sometime referred to as the National Origins Act, limited the number of immigrants that could enter the United States to 2 percent. This act lowered the immigration allowance by 1 percent and targeted people of Asian and Eastern European descent.
Which group of people could freely immigrate to the US during the immigration act of 1924?
Mexicans
Which group of people could freely immigrate to the United states under the immigration act 1924?
Mexicans-APEX
What group of people could freely immigrate during the immigration act of 1924?
Mexicans. Apex :)
Which group of people could freely immigrate to the US under the immigration acts of 1924?
The Immigration Act of 1924 restricted immigration from many European, African, and Asian countries while natives of Western Hemisphere countries, with their families, were given non-quota status.
Which group of the people could freely immigrate to the US under the immigration act of 1924?
The Immigration Act of 1924 restricted immigration from many European, African, and Asian countries while natives of Western Hemisphere countries, with their families, were given non-quota status.
Why the US decided to limit immigration in 1921?
The Immigration Act of 1924 limited the number of people who could immigrate to the United States. It set the quota for any country to be 2 percent of the number of people already from that country who were living in the U.S.
After the study in abroad can you get citizenship in that country?
Immigration Laws vary.Studying in a particular Country could add points if you wish to Immigrate. Using that point system you can immigrate , become a Permanent Resident of that country and then eventually a Citizen.
Who were the first white people to immigrate to Australia?
The first white people to "immigrate" to Australia could be said to be the convicts and officers of the First Fleet, together with a handful of free settlers.
What is Egyptian immigration?
This question is phrased very vaguely and it is unclear what the questioner is seeking information about. For example, it could be attempting to ask any of the following, among others: What kinds of people have immigrated from Egypt? and to where? What kinds of people have immigrated to Egypt? What is the Egyptian Immigration Ministry like? and what are its rules? How do Egyptians immigrate to other places?' Please resubmit the question clarifying which question you wish to know about.
10 reasons for immigration?
People immigrate for a better life. They try to escape governments or pursue a career that they could not have. Like in the Irish Potato Famine the Irish came to America so they wouldn't starve.
Rhode island was the first place in America where people could do what freely?
Practice their religion.
Is reverse immigration happening?
I recently heard that we have gotten to a net zero immigration from Mexico. As many people are going back to Mexico as are coming into the US. If the trend continues, we could see a reverse immigration to Mexico.
