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The new laws changed the United States immigration policy in the 1920s as it introduced the Quota system.
Further Explanations:
During the 1920s, rapid industrial development and urbanization in the United State was at its peak and as a result of its around 20 million immigrants arrived to the nation . Some entered in hunt of religious freedom and some in search of financial opportunity. Most of them belonged to Europe and China and were willing to do any job. They adopted almost all kinds of jobs even the openings of the Whites.
Ellis Island, the busiest immigration Inspection Centre functioned amid 1892 to 1894. About 12 million migrants ventured into the nation from “Ellis Island”. The increasing number of migrants created a lot of tension in the society as they are taking away the opportunities of the whites. To avoid further tension the “quota system” was introduced to limit the arrival of migrants to the nation. One such act or system was the “Chinese Exclusion Act” enforced in 1882, restricting Chinese migrants settling in the United States.
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Answer Details
Grade; High School
Subject; History
Chapter: Immigration
Keywords:
Industrialization and urbanization, United States, financial opportunity, immigrants, China, Whites, Ellis Island, Inspection Centre, Ellis Island, Chinese migrants,quota system
