The chart shows immigration to the united states between 1840 and 1920.

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which conclusion does the chart support?

america experienced a major population increase and did not want to disrupt its ethnic diversity by going to war.
america experienced a major population decrease and could not afford to get involved in a war overseas.
america experienced a major population increase and did not want to disrupt this growth by going to war.
america experienced a major population decrease in 1910 and could not afford to lose more people in a war overseas.

The correct answer is A) America experienced a major population increase and did not want to disrupt its ethnic diversity by going to war.

The conclusion that the chart support is "America experienced a major population increase and did not want to disrupt its ethnic diversity by going to war."

The context of immigration in the US in those was that many ethnic groups arrived in the country as immigrants. People from Europe and Asia flooded the country and some had to fight in World War 1, although the foreign policy of President Woodrow Wilson was of neutrality. Eventually, the US had to enter World War 1 on April 6, 1917, after the sinking of the Lusitania ship by the German navy.

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