Question

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which statement identifies an obstacle unique to the asian immigration experience?
the populist movement prevented
ew\ immigrants from southern and eastern europe from participating in the homestead act.
the social gospel movement provided education and healthcare exclusively to immigrants from western europe and asia.
the dares act increased the number of asian immigrants moving to urban areas and working in factories.
the chinese exclusion act and the gentlemens agreement limited the number of asian immigrants entering the united states.

Explanation:

The Chinese Exclusion Act (1882) was the first significant law restricting immigration in the U.S., specifically targeting Chinese laborers. The Gentlemen’s Agreement (1907 - 1908) between the U.S. and Japan limited Japanese immigration. These were unique to Asian immigrants as other immigrant groups (like those from Europe) did not face such specific and early - stage restrictive legislation. The Populist Movement was more about agrarian and economic issues in the U.S. related to farmers, not specifically Asian - unique. The Social Gospel Movement was a more general reform movement. The Dawes Act was about Native American land allotment, not Asian immigration.

Answer:

The Chinese Exclusion Act and the Gentlemen’s Agreement limited the number of Asian immigrants entering the United States.