In 1925, under the provisions of the national origins system, ...

[Beheh]

In 1925, under the provisions of the national origins system, which of the following people would find it easiest to legally enter the United States?
 
  a. Hiroto, a Japanese laborer
  b. Oliver, a British laborer
  c. Nikolaos, a Greek physician
  d. Maria, an Italian mother of an American citizen

Question 2

Describe the riff-raff theory and the alternative explanations for the urban riots.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

[Moriaki]

Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

In April 1968, after the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., more cities exploded than had in all of 1967 . Even before the summer of 1968 began, there were 369 civil disorders. Communities of all sizes were hit.

As the violence continued and embraced many ghettos, a popular explanation was that riot participants were mostly unemployed youths who had criminal records, often involving narcotics, and who were vastly outnumbered by the African Americans who repudiated the looting and arson. This explanation was called the riff-raff theory or the rotten-apple theory because it discredited the rioters and left the barrel of apples, White society, untouched. On the contrary, research shows that the Black community expressed sympathetic understanding toward the rioters and that the rioters were not merely the poor and uneducated but included middle-class, working-class, and educated residents.

Several alternatives to the riff-raff theory explain why Black violent protest increased in the United States at a time when the nation was seemingly committed to civil rights for all. Two explanations stand out. One ascribes the problem to Black frustration with rising expectations in the face of continued deprivation relative to Whites.

[Beheh]

Both answers were spot on, thank you once again

[Moriaki]

Great! Please up vote