How did the chinese exclusion act affect chinese immigrants who were already in the united states?
the act forced chinese immigrants to leave the us and return to china.
the act blocked chinese immigrants from becoming american citizens.
the act prevented chinese immigrants from taking low-paying jobs.
the act prohibited chinese immigrants from establishing chinatowns.

The Chinese Exclusion Act was a law signed in 1882 that intended to stop the immigration of Chinese laborers also known as "coolies", in order to promote the hiring of American laborers and the payment of good salaries for employees. The Chinese Exclusion Act was also surrounded by a general dislike and racist thoughts towards Chinese population, and it had consequences in the Chinese immigrants who were already in the US because they could no longer become American citizens. Thus, the right answer is the option "The act blocked Chinese immigrants from becoming American citizens".

formulating the initial idea for the policy

answer is c.

so, based on the research i've done. the u.s. government were always on a wild goose chase just to take down castro. he then retired his trone to his brother raul in 2008 due to some health issues. so it's obvious your answer would be:

castro had no allies from which he could receive aid.

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