The Klu Klux Klan (KKK) of the 1920s most differed from the KKK of the nineteenth century in that it
(A) drew strong support from Canada and Mexico.
(B) reflected prejudice and social discontent following a war.
(C) was a national organization.
(D) used violence and intimidation against victims.
(E) was composed of poor White people.
Answer: (C) was a national organization.
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