What did the passage of the chinese exclusion act reflect about american society in the late 1800s

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the effect that nativism had on United States immigration policy
   
the preference American industrialists had for Asian workers
 
the need for more workers to complete the railroad
 
America's fear of immigrants from communist countries

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