Before the 1970s, the immigrant population in the U.S.

A) was more likely to receive public assistance than people born in the United States.
B) was less likely to receive public assistance than people born in the United States.
C) was just as likely to receive public assistance as people born in the United States.
D) did not qualify for public assistance.

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Nando Salinas · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Before the 1970s, the immigrant population in the U.S. was generally less likely to receive public assistance than people born in the United States. This was due to various factors, including the types of immigrants who were coming to the U.S. at the time, the economic conditions, and the policies in place regarding eligibility for public assistance.

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