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Reed Warren

13 June, 08:47

What caused a rise of nativism in the U. S. in the early nineteenth century?

A. people's growing desire to migrate Westward

B. a growing Desire by Americans to be more like Europeans

C. an increase in the Immigrant population starting in the 1830s

D. a strong dislike for Native Americans in the West

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