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Question 1

The immigration quotas established by Congress in the 1920s
 
  a. reflected a desire to increase immigration.
  b. favored northern Europeans.
  c. were opposed by labor unions.
  d. were opposed by business executives.

Question 2

Of the following, the pair that is least well matched is
 
  a. Homer and the Iliad.
  b. Solon and a Spartan military leader.
  c. Draco and law codes.
  d. Pisistratus and tyranny.
  e. Athens and Democracy.



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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