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What is the definition of the term genocide?

A
the breakup of a nation that results in many deaths or the loss of territory for one population
B
a process of severely limiting the number of refugees that can enter a nation due to nationalism
C
a war or other conflict that results in some people becoming refugees and leaving their homeland
D
the intentional and systematic destruction of a group based on their ethnicity, nationality, or religion
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How have open immigration policies affected the US population?

A
They have led to more people believing that immigration is a burden.
B
They have encouraged population growth and an increase in diversity.
C
They have promoted a rise in discrimination based on race and ethnicity.
D
They have led to the creation of a system that places limits on immigration.
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How do push factors relate to migration?

A
Push factors are aspects of a story that are not often told about a community.
B
Push factors are aspects of a story that are commonly told about a community.
C
Push factors are reasons why people decide they want to live in a new place.
D
Push factors are reasons why people decide they can no longer live in a place.
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How did the Harlem Renaissance reshape American culture and society?

A
by influencing American law development, directly resulting in new laws that promoted racial equality
B
by shifting the primary focus of American culture from urban to suburban lifestyles and values
C
by breaking down barriers and paving the way for greater acceptance and appreciation of Black American contributions to the national identity
D
by leading to the widespread adoption of Harlem's architectural styles across America
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What was the goal of the lawsuit that became Cherokee Nation v. Georgia (1831)?

A
They wanted to prove that the Cherokee people were a separate nation from the United States.
B
They wanted to demand that the Cherokee people be given the same rights as other US citizens.
C
They wanted to remove American settlers from living on the land that was declared Cherokee territory.
D
They wanted to sign a treaty that placed Cherokee lands under the jurisdiction of the US government.

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