Why were letters chalked onto the coats of immigrants?
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Social Studies, 06.05.2020 20:08 hmj192905
Why were letters chalked onto the coats of immigrants?
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The letters marked their final decision
The letters represented health problems
The letters were the immigrant's initials
The letters represented their country of origin
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