What effect did the heavy tax imposed on Chinese miners by the California state legislature in 1852 have on them?Group of answer choicesMost left mining but turned to other work such as fishing and operating restaurants.The largest majority returned to their home provinces in China.Many of these miners continued to work in their current jobs.It had no effect on them since the California judiciary overturned it for its racist principles.Next

What motivated many poor Chinese peasants to travel to California in the 1800s?

Most of the Chinese immigrants who came to California during the gold rush A:A. returned to China after becoming rich.B:B. refused to pay a monthly mining fee.C:C. became farmers in the Central Valley.D:D. stayed in the United States permanently.

What was the leading cause of coastal-inland income disparity after the economic reforms in China?

Which of the following is true of White and Chinese railroad workers in the 1800s?Group of answer choicesLabor market competition fueled lynchings of White workers.Chinese were only permitted to work on Chinese railroads if the railroads were owned by Americans.Federal legislation purposefully increased entry of Chinese laborers into the United States.Chinese workers were paid less than White European workers.

What was the impact of the Japanese occupation of China during World War II on the lives of Chinese citizens?