Asked by Chris Chavis on Jul 15, 2024
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What was nativism and how did Americans typically practice it?
Nativism
A political policy or belief system favoring native inhabitants over immigrants, often manifesting in anti-immigrant sentiment and policies.
Americans
Citizens or nationals of the United States of America, often characterized by a diverse cultural heritage and history.
- Discern the roots and ramifications of important social and political movements, like the Populist movement and the drive to assimilate immigrants into the American way of life.
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Sheila BuckleyJul 17, 2024
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opposition to immigrants and immigration, nativist clubs met and discussed immigration in union halls, colleges, and universities
Learning Objectives
- Discern the roots and ramifications of important social and political movements, like the Populist movement and the drive to assimilate immigrants into the American way of life.
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