Why were so many immigrants and U.S. citizens of Mexican descent deported in the 1930s?
a. Crime rose in cities with large Mexican American and immigrant populations.
b.?During the Great Depression, whites were afraid Mexican Americans and immigrants would take jobs they needed.
c. ?Nationalist movements in Europe were influencing white Americans and promoting racism.
d. ?It was feared that Mexican Americans and immigrants were acting under the influence of Communism.
b.?During the Great Depression, whites were afraid Mexican Americans and immigrants would take jobs they needed.
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A) the two groups may be statistically different from each other at the start of the study. B) the two groups may be statistically equivalent at the start of the study. C) experimenter effects cannot be prevented. D) there is no control for effects due to history or maturation.
James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, Walter Lippmann, and Sir Robert Peel were alike in this opinion. What was it?
a. They all expressed grave doubts about the wisdom of democracy. b. They all expressed grave doubts about the wisdom of the public. c. They all expressed grave doubts about the wisdom of democratically elected leaders. d. They all expressed supreme confidence in the wisdom of the public.