The rise of the Ku Klux Klan in the 1920s was a rise against... A. capitalism
B. immigration groups arriving in the US and new “modern” values that threatened tradition
C. new immigration laws passed in 1924
D. the nativist movement that protested against “new immigrant” groups

B

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) was at the forefront of efforts to educate the public about the threat posed by the KKK. Such anti-Klan activism was highly effective, and the organization’s membership declined dramatically in the late 1920s.

congress failed to remove johnson. but it did succeed in getting control of efforts to re-build the south following america's civil war. radical republicans wanted to punish the south for starting the war. they also wanted to be sure new governments in the southern states would support the republican party.

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