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When did the gender pattern of migrants to the United States switch from more men than women to more women than men?
 
  A) the 1920s
  B) the 1950s
  C) the 1970s
  D) the 1990s
  E) the 2000s

Question 2

The leading cause for migration to the United States and Canada has been
 
  A) freedom from religious persecution.
  B) avoiding harsh environmental conditions.
  C) forced migration.
  D) economic opportunity.
  E) fleeing dictatorial governments.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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