During the 1920s, the Klan
A. for the most part operated outside the law with their harassment and terror.
B. mounted boycotts, conducted campaigns, and got politically involved to further their purposes.
C. focused on violent, illegal means to advance their agenda, occasionally conducting legal rallies to drum up public support.
D. strictly abided by the law in all of their efforts to defeat the "mongrelization of America."
Answer: B
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