One of the central ideas of "The Writing on the Wall" is that, for many years, Chinese immigrants were treated unfairly. How does the author develop that idea? Choose three options. A. by referring to the effects of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882

B. by including quotations from the poetry the Chinese immigrants wrote

C. by describing how extensively the walls were covered by the poets' work

D. by describing how long some of the Chinese would-be immigrants were detained

E. by writing about the difference in how Asian and European immigrants were treated

F. by referring to the distance and bureaucracy that separated the poets from friends and family

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