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What are three examples of things that make it tough for immigrants to come to America over the years?

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What are three examples of things that make it tough for immigrants to come to America over the years?

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1. Difficulty speaking and learning English
2. Securing work
3. Securing housing

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Why was the kkk revived and focused against in the 1920's

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Why was the kkk revived and focused against in the 1920's

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Because they were scared of outside forces like jew catholics and African Americans they thought they was going to change the american why of life.
By. Daivon jones

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it was for immigrants and to limit the immigrants who entered the us
Dylan tyler and holly

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Is the country as emotional today as it was back then about this topic?

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why do you think the KKK reinvented itself and became popular in the 1920's?

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why do you think the KKK reinvented itself and became popular in the 1920's?

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is a philosophical movement that, along with cultural trends and changes, arose from wide-scale and far-reaching transformations in Western society during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
name:chase

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Commonly referred to as the Scopes Monkey Trial. John Scopes was teaching the theory  of evolution.

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in addition to being an anti African American, what other beliefs were shared  by those in the klan during the 1920's

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in addition to being an anti African American, what other beliefs were shared  by those in the klan during the 1920's

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nativism
Nativism is a dislike against imigrants

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What is Evidence of the opposition in terms of law that they passed

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What is Evidence of the opposition in terms of law that they passed

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why did the Klan have a sudden and sharp decline all of the sudden in the 1920's

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why did the Klan have a sudden and sharp decline all of the sudden in the 1920's

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Volstead Act (what exactly does it ban and under what circumstances)

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Volstead Act (what exactly does it ban and under what circumstances)

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Name: Kiran

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Bootlegger (what would this person be doing then?)

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Bootlegger (what would this person be doing then?)

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Name: Ally

making and selling alcohol illegally

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Why do you think the conflict over evolution still goes on today

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Why do you think the conflict over evolution still goes on today

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Name: Amy

Answer: I think that the conflict goes on because if the law says that it was one way, it would go against some peoples religion. Because we have the freedom of religion, they cant really tell us that our way of religion and our way of thinking is wrong.

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WHY DO YOU THINK THE "NATIVIST" PEOPLE IN AMERICA WERE SO AGAINST IMMIGRANTS BACK IN THE 1920'S?

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WHY DO YOU THINK THE "NATIVIST" PEOPLE IN AMERICA WERE SO AGAINST IMMIGRANTS BACK IN THE 1920'S?

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THEY WOULD BE TAKING THERE JOBS, HOUSES, MONEY AND SPACE?
HALIEGH, TAYLOR

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Prohibition in the 1920's (be ready to explain why you chose what image or cartoon you did) 

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Prohibition in the 1920's (be ready to explain why you chose what image or cartoon you did) 

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Clarence Darrow was an American lawyer and leading member of the American Civil Liberties Union. He was among the first attorneys to be called a "labor lawyer.". He also was known for defending teenaged thrill killers Leopold and Loeb, and John T. Scopes in the Scopes Monkey Trial.

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Fundamentalism (What did these people believe?)

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Fundamentalism (What did these people believe?)

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People that believe in the strict, literal interpretation of scripture
Jake Williams

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Fundamentalism in the 1920's (be ready to explain why you chose what image or cartoon you did)

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Fundamentalism in the 1920's (be ready to explain why you chose what image or cartoon you did)

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Scopes Trial: Why do you think the country got so emotional during this trial

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Scopes Trial: Why do you think the country got so emotional during this trial

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People got so emotional during this  trial  because many adults believed in a religion, and found the need to make sure their children believed the same. Nothing else