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meagbuch · **on:** Sep 3, 2018

Until 1965, all of the following groups were discriminated against in U.S. immigration law EXCEPT

A) Southern and Eastern Europeans.
B) Northern and Western Europeans.
C) Asians.
D) Africans.
E) Jews.

Question 2

All of the following events are examples of positive steps in the difficult relationship between the U.S. government and Native Americans EXCEPT

A) the 1969 militant action in which American Indians seized Alcatraz Island.
B) the 1946 establishment of an Indian claims commission by Congress.
C) the 1980 Supreme Court order for the national government to pay the Sioux for the Black Hills of North Dakota.
D) the special status of American Indians which allows them to institute casino gambling on tribal lands, as long as profits are used to benefit Indian assistance programs.
E) the 1973 government reexamination of the treaty rights of the Oglala Sioux.