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What message is the illustrator conveying in the political cartoon?
A. Literacy tests conflicted with America's Ideals of liberty because they were designed to keep Immigrants out of the country.
B. Literacy tests used at Ellis Island needed to be revised because they were too difficult for most Immigrants to pass.
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Literacy tests were ineffective at preventing large waves of Immigration because they made the process more difficult but still
allowed some immigrants to enter the country.
OD. Literacy tests were an appropriate method of controlling Immigration because they ensured that only educated individuals
could become citizens.

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ogorwyne

The message that the illustrator is conveying in this cartoon is that Literacy tests conflicted with America's Ideals of liberty because they were designed to keep Immigrants out of the country. Option A is right.

A good look at the cartoon shows that this is correct. On the image we have Uncle Sam and his family locked out at the other side of a big wall. The reason for this is due to the fact that they are not literate.

The wall is named literacy test. Passing the test is the main prerequisite to gain entrance. Therefore the only thing keeping Uncle Sam and his family out is the fact that they are not literate.

This is against the ideals of the US, which was built on liberty, freedom and was welcoming to all people regardless of race.

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mrlongjohn2004

Answer:

bro the answer should be a and no I don't know why but I'm pretty sure its a sorry if its wrong

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