Immigration Act of 1965 and Demographic Change
Which of the following describes a significant social consequence of the Immigration Act of 1965 by the turn of the twenty-first century?
A
It primarily strengthened immigration from European nations, thereby preserving the traditional cultural composition of the U.S.
B
It caused an immediate decline in urban populations as immigrants dispersed uniformly across rural areas.
C
It contributed to significant demographic shifts by increasing immigration from Latin America and Asia, leading to greater cultural diversity.
D
It resulted in restrictive immigration policies that maintained the dominance of European ethnic groups.
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