Immigration Act of 1965 Changed America Forever

What was a major outcome of the Immigration Act of 1965?

• It increased immigration from Northern and Western Europe.
  

• Fundamentally transform America's demographic landscape

• It restricted immigration from Asia.
  

• It favored immigrants from Southern Europe.

  
  

2. How did the Immigration Act of 1965 affect American society?

• a. It led to a more homogeneous culture.
  

• b. It enriched the American experience through diversity.
  

• c. It decreased the number of immigrants arriving.
  

• d. It primarily benefited refugees from Europe.

  
  

3. Which aspect did the Immigration Act of 1965 prioritize for immigration?

• a. National security.
  

• b. Family reunification and skilled labor.

• c. Economic stability.
  

• d. Cultural assimilation.

  
  

4. What was a concern for opponents of the Immigration Act of 1965?

• a. It would encourage family reunification.
  

• b. It would lead to job opportunities for everyone.
  

• c. It would drastically change the racial and cultural makeup of the nation.
  

• d. It would improve diplomatic relations with other countries.

  
  

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5. What significant event occurred when President Johnson signed the Immigration Act of 1965?

• a. It took place in the White House.
  

• b. It was accompanied by protests.
  

• c. It was signed at the foot of the Statue of Liberty.
  

• d. It was a private ceremony with no public attendance.