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AP U.S. History Exam 1.30. Which of the following had the greatest impact on the pattern described in the excerpt?
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No and here's your shmoop du jour brought to you
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by res pieces Not so sweet photos of how the
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other half lived All right check out this excerpt Math
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of the senate Are doing you brother it's A whole
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appearance was running crazy Quilt all right And the question
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which of the following had the greatest impact on the
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pattern described in the excerpt and hear your potential answers
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Voting is All right well jacob rees the author of
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this excerpt made his name by taking a notebook and
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camera into the tenements of new york city in order
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to capture how the other half live in the book
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of the same name reese writes of a place divided
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by ethnicity describing a map that would show more stripes
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than on the skin of a zebra and mark colors
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than any rainbow on that guy sure knew howto painted
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pictures was a major factor leading to this ethnic divide
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a voting districts created by corrupt political machines Well though
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there certainly were corrupt politicians in the area they didn't
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go so far as to map out voting district based
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on nationalities or establish regulated ethnic neighborhoods Oh that's a
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swing and a miss for amc was this lack of
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intermingling influenced by de legislation that place quotas on immigration
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based on country Well some politicians did in fact passed
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legislation placing quotas on immigration but those laws didn't really
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affect immigrants that were already here in the country so
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d doesn't make the cut either which means that the
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main cause of this ethnic segregation was be immigrants desire
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to live Among people from their own country While now
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a fairly obvious conclusion one of reason major discoveries was
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that immigrants naturally tended toward living among people from their
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own country Does so be is the right answer In
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addition to being one of the first muckraking journalist reese
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was also a pioneer in the field of photography and
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his early adoption in the flash shined all kinds of 00:02:01.353 --> [endTime] light on the plight of new york City's poor
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