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The lack of immigration from Asia during much of the first half of the twentieth century can be attributed most directly to ______.

▸ the fact that most Asians preferred to emigrate to European democracies

▸ the lack of political opportunities available to Asians in the United States

▸ legislation passed by Congress that restricted immigration from China and Japan

▸ the fact that Japanese culture is marked by a fear of learning a new language

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