How did the American public respond to a proposed bill to admit 20,000 Jewish refugee children into the US?
Answer
A
Many Americans opposed the bill because they believed the bill should be revised to admit significantly more than 20,000 children.
B
Many Americans supported the bill because they hoped that the influx of refugees would help to stimulate the US economy.
C
Many Americans supported the bill because they strongly opposed the treatment of Jewish people in Europe and wanted to help Jewish people escape Europe.
D
Many Americans opposed the bill because they believed the refugees would eventually take jobs that could have gone to their own children.