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tatyanajohnson

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Fear, patriarchy, and foot binding all influenced the practice of Chinese women
 
  A) emigrating quickly after their arrival.
  B) refusing to come to the United States.
  C) becoming seamstresses.
  D) staying in their homes for most of the year.

Question 2

Antimiscegenation laws of 1880 were intended to prevent
 
  A) misogyny. B) Chinese immigration.
  C) racial mixing. D) Chinese women from immigrating.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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