In the United States, which two ideas conflicted with each other during the 1920s and 1930s?

Question 5 options:

A. The idea that the U. S. welcomes all who want to be free, and the idea that certain people were undesirable and should be kept out of the country.

B. The idea that children are innocent victims of war, and the idea that wars should never be fought in the U. S. in order to protect young people.

C. The idea that the U. S. was only for white, English-speaking people, and the idea that foreign people would damage the nation.

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Thomas Dunlap

Social Studies

27 January, 14:34

In the United States, which two ideas conflicted with each other during the 1920s and 1930s?

Question 5 options:

A. The idea that the U. S. welcomes all who want to be free, and the idea that certain people were undesirable and should be kept out of the country.

B. The idea that children are innocent victims of war, and the idea that wars should never be fought in the U. S. in order to protect young people.

C. The idea that the U. S. was only for white, English-speaking people, and the idea that foreign people would damage the nation.

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Bernard Morton · Answer 1

The correct answer is A. The principles on which the country was built on stated that anyone who wanted to come should be able to. But many people at the time didn't want people coming to the country.