Read the time line carefully.
Formerly enslaved people became citizens in
. choices 1....
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Read the time line carefully.
Formerly enslaved people became citizens in
. choices 1.1776 2.1868 3.1947
In
, American Indians were granted citizenship. choices 1.1776 2.1868 3.1947
The Exclusion Act of 1882 discriminated against choices 1.immigrants from china 2.Puerto Ricans 3.Mexican Americans
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