The Legislative Immigration Restrictions Following World War I (1914-18)contributed to Which

question 25

Multiple Choice

The legislative immigration restrictions following World War I (1914-18) contributed to which of the following in the 1920s?

• A) An acceleration in the growth in the U.S. population
• B) A decline in the rate of household formation in the U.S.
• C) Rapid rise in U.S. prices
• D) High unemployment in the U.S.

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