What was a prevalent attitude among Americans regarding immigrants during the 1920s and 1930s?

A.
Immigrants improved the educational system in America.
B.
Immigrants lacked religious faith, weakening American unity.
C.
Immigrants contributed to the cultural vibrancy of America.
D.
Immigrants competed for jobs, worsening America's economic crisis.

Question

What was a prevalent attitude among Americans regarding immigrants during the 1920s and 1930s?

A. 
Immigrants improved the educational system in America.
 B. 
Immigrants lacked religious faith, weakening American unity.
 C. 
Immigrants contributed to the cultural vibrancy of America.
 D. 
Immigrants competed for jobs, worsening America's economic crisis.

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i think d

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@bbftyftydghvc wrote:

i think d

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