In the 1970s, which of the following led to declining migration northward from southern European countries, such as Spain and Italy?
A) Immigrants from North Africa were willing to work for less money and supplanted southern Europeans as workers in Germany and France.
B) Northern European countries established limits on immigration to maintain their countries' ethnic homogeneity.
C) The economic situation improved in southern Europe, slowing the emigration rate.
D) Japan replaced northern Europe as the economic magnet, luring immigrants with the promise of high-paying jobs and permanent residency.

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The economic improvement in southern European countries like Spain and Italy during the 1970s led to better job opportunities and living conditions in these countries, which in turn reduced the need for their citizens to migrate northward in search of work.

In the 1970s, Which of the Following Led to Declining