During the Roosevelt administration, the Immigration and Naturalization Service
a. reversed its policy of deporting undocumented workers.
b. continued its deportation of Mexicans but at a much lower rate than in the early 1930s.
c. stopped the raids and, instead, paid the expenses of Mexicans who volunteered to return to Mexico.
d. stopped the raids and apologized for the violations of civil liberties and constitutional rights committed during the raids.
Question 2
California's most significant contribution to early-twentieth century residential architecture, the bungalow, is most closely associated with the work of
a. Bernard Maybeck.
b. Julia Morgan.
c. Charles and Henry Greene.
d. Tom Mix.
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