Question

1.) One reason behind the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 was that
a.) the Southwestern states needed to increase their urban populations.
b.) Lyndon Johnson’s “Great Society” needed a boost in order to win support from Congress.
c.) the U.S. wanted a labor force to fill certain jobs.
d.) Latin American nations offered their officials bonuses if they met emigration quotas from their territories.

2.) The need for agricultural workers increased after the Civil War as well as after World War II.
a.) true
b.) false

Answer 1

2 is true I believe

Answer 2

let see...#1 definitely isn't A or B

Answer 3

so that leaves C and D...I think C is probably the best answer

Answer 4

Thank you c:
Again, lol

Answer 5

welcome =)