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Immigration restrictions in the absence of the World Wars?
Apparently even environmentalists back then acknowledged the existence of these average IQ gaps, since Anne Anastasi's 1937 book Differential Psychology apparently shows this table on page 524 of it: This article discusses this topic a bit: https://archive.ph/6c0ij#selection-2249.45-2249.58...- Word Count: 73
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Immigration restrictions in the absence of the World Wars?
I know that before World War I, international migration was pretty open, especially for white people. (Non-whites often had it harder, with the Chinese Exclusion Act in the US and the White Australia Policy in Australia. Not to mention the Chinese head tax in Canada, though that did not involve...- WolfBear
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