Which statement is true regarding the ku klux klan’s position on immigration in the 1920s?
a) the ku klux klan favored only immigrants from southern europe.
b) the ku klux klan favored only immigrants from northern europe.
c) the ku klux klan wanted to preserve traditional american values.
d) the ku klux klan worried that immigrants would support democratic candidates.

Correct answer is C) The Ku Klux Klan wanted to preserve traditional American values.

Explanation:

in 1920th, Ku Klux Klan was strongly against immigration, because according to their ideology, migration weakened the United States and threatened American values. Immigrants were seen by KKK as a threat to ‘white Americans’ who took their jobs and ‘tainted’ the white race. They believed that to preserve true old traditions, they have to keep all immigrants out. It has even concerned white immigrants, because they were not Americans, did not share american values and thus posed a threat.

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