Why did some people oppose the Immigration Act of 1965?

They wanted to have a say in how immigration laws were implemented.

They were influenced by the civil rights movement.

They feared new immigrants would change American culture.

Who said we must have equal rights, but let those of us whoa re educated and know the ways of politics lead the way?

Why did the japanese government decide to attack pearl harbor? why wasn't the united states better prepared?

How big is the liberty bell

In what ways do you think members of congress might support and defend the U. S Constitution?

Why did some people oppose tariffs?

What was the most important university subject in the middle ages?

Which of the following was NOT a positive effect of the Civil War on the Texas economy? a. Large Texas plantations were broken up into smaller farms, which involved more Texans in the economy. b. Public land was plentiful and cheap. c.

What is the best definition of federalism? a government in which power is given to Congress directly a government in which power is under the control of the states a government in which power is divided between state and national levels a government

Which conquistador drove the French out of Florida? A. Coronado B. De Aviles C. De Leon

What does Carson mean when she writes that the poisoning is "irreversible"? A) Chemicals or fallout stay in an organism until its death and are then passed on. B) Chemicals have a temporary effect on the health of living organisms.