How did the Ku Klux Klan of the 1920s find popular appeal in the southern United States?
A. by aligning with new political ideas and the social Progressive movement
B. by supporting a diverse array of causes appealing to a wide base of support
C. by appealing to nativist fears and embracing fundamentalist Christianity
D. by working to violate Prohibition laws and provide alcoholic beverages
Answer: C
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A. Switzerland, Austria, and Liechtenstein. B. Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg. C. Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. D. Bulgaria, Serbia, and Hungary. E. Bulgaria, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands.
Between 1877 and 1914, US Southern state legislatures systematically attacked African-Americans' rights in respect to all of the following except:
a. Voting rights. b. Public accommodations. c. Federal attempts to integrate schools. d. Protection against violence and personal safety.
Chinese tongs were
A. indentured servants. B. merchants. C. prostitutes. D. secret societies. E. community officials.
During the war, U.S.-Soviet relations were __________
A) especially close and trusting B) especially hostile, almost to the point of open war C) constantly strained by significant ideological differences D) hurt by the U.S. refusal to recognize the Soviet Union E) significantly influenced by FDR's personal dislike of Stalin