AP Success - AP World History: Chinese Exclusion Act, 1882
Question 1
The United States wanted to encourage European immigration by restricting non-European entrants.
The government believed that the arrival of Chinese laborers endangered the good order of certain localities.
The government sought to increase trade relations with China by limiting immigration.
The act was a measure to protect Chinese laborers from discrimination in the United States.
Question 2
Five years
Ten years
Indefinitely, until further notice
Twenty years
Question 3
The act was a unilateral decision made by the State Department
The executive branch, led by the President
The legislative branch, specifically the Senate and House of Representatives
The judicial branch, through a Supreme Court decision
Question 4
Remaining within the United States
Applying for citizenship
Working in certain industries
Traveling between states
Question 5
Bilateral agreements to promote free labor movement
Nativist and anti-immigrant policies in the late 19th century
Efforts to globalize labor markets in the late 1800s
The expansion of civil rights and liberties during the 19th century
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