5. PART B: Which of the following quotes best supports the answer to Part A?
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OA "We have been called the melting pot of the world."
Paragraph 1)
OB "We want men not like dumb, driven cattle from those
nations where the progressive thought of the times has
scarcely made a beginning and where they see men as
mere machines.." ( Paragraph 6)
Oc"We have population enough to day without throwing
wide our doors and jeopardizing the interests of this
country by pouring into it men..." ( Paragraph 7)
OD "We do not want to tangle the skein of America's progress
those who imperfectly understand the genius of our
Government and the opportunities that lie about us
Paragraph 10)
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