16. The Immigration Quota Act of 1921 and the Immigration Act of 1924 were designed to restrict migrants from a. southeastern Europe. b. Mexico. c. Japan. d. China. 17. The of African Americans out of the South during World War I was “Great Migration” spurred primarily by a. racial violence. b. a devastating drought in the South. c. the growth of industrial jobs in the North. d. the Harlem Renaissance. 18. Which region saw an influx of internal migrants due to both the Dust Bowl during the Great Depression and industrial development during World War II? a. The Northeast b. The South c. The Midwest d. The West 19. Large numbers of Mexican migrants faced deportation during a. World War I. b. the Red Scare. c. the Great Depression. d. World War II. 27. Which of the following best describes the home-front experience of many Americans during World War II? a. There were severe shortages of basic commodities throughout the nation. b. No significant sacrifices were asked of Americans at home during the war. c. Severe shortages of farmworkers required many women to leave their homes and families and work in agricultural regions. d. The production of some consumer goods was limited or actually stopped. 28. Which of the following was true about the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II? a. It applied to anyone of Japanese ancestry living anywhere in the United States. b. Japanese American citizens could leave the internment camps if they signed a loyalty oath. c. Japanese American men living in the internment camps were not allowed to serve in the military. d. It was the result of a Presidential executive order.
16. The Immigration Quota Act of 1921 and the Immigration Act of 1924 were designed to restrict migrants from a. southeastern Europe. b. Mexico. c. Japan. d. China. 17. The “Great Migration” of African Americans out of the South during World War I was spurred primarily by a. racial violence. b. a devastating drought in the South. c. the growth of industrial jobs in the North. d. the Harlem Renaissance. 18. Which region saw an influx of internal migrants due to both the Dust Bowl during the Great Depression and industrial development during World War II? a. The Northeast b. The South c. The Midwest d. The West 19. Large numbers of Mexican migrants faced deportation during a. World War I. b. the Red Scare. c. the Great Depression. d. World War II. 27. Which of the following best describes the home-front experience of many Americans during World War II? a. There were severe shortages of basic commodities throughout the nation. b. No significant sacrifices were asked of Americans at home during the war. c. Severe shortages of farmworkers required many women to leave their homes and families and work in agricultural regions. d. The production of some consumer goods was limited or actually stopped. 28. Which of the following was true about the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II? a. It applied to anyone of Japanese ancestry living anywhere in the United States. b. Japanese American citizens could leave the internment camps if they signed a loyalty oath. c. Japanese American men living in the internment camps were not allowed to serve in the military. d. It was the result of a Presidential executive order.