By 1980, labor shortages and guest-worker programs had led to a core of non-white settlement in Europe. Which processes locked in this population and increased its size?
A) Family reunification only
B) Higher birth rates only
C) Family reunification and higher birth rates
D) Neither family reunification nor higher birth rates

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Family reunification policies allowed immigrants to bring their families to Europe, increasing the population. Additionally, many immigrant communities had higher birth rates compared to the native populations, further contributing to their growth in Europe.

By 1980, Labor Shortages and Guest-Worker Programs Had Led to a Core