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In the United States until 1965 , immigration quotas prevented the arrival of large
numbers of non - Whites , and similar restrictions were evident in Canada ( until
1962 ) and Australia ( until 1973 ) . But from the 1960s onwards the principle of ...
In the United States until 1965 , immigration quotas prevented the arrival of large
numbers of non - Whites , and similar restrictions were evident in Canada ( until
1962 ) and Australia ( until 1973 ) . But from the 1960s onwards the principle of ...
Page 139
The political restrictions remained , but the new Act ended the use of national
origin as the basis of immigration control , a move which was to have far -
reaching effects on the racial composition of American immigrants . Canada's
politicians ...
The political restrictions remained , but the new Act ended the use of national
origin as the basis of immigration control , a move which was to have far -
reaching effects on the racial composition of American immigrants . Canada's
politicians ...
Page 141
Politicians have typically responded by tightening official restrictions . This is
largely what caused the virtual disappearance of mass migration between the
two World Wars . In the United States in 1930 , President Hoover ordered
vigorous ...
Politicians have typically responded by tightening official restrictions . This is
largely what caused the virtual disappearance of mass migration between the
two World Wars . In the United States in 1930 , President Hoover ordered
vigorous ...
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