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Why were nativists hostile to immigrants?
1. They resented that labor unions were helping immigrants.
2. They were concerned that immigrants were too Americanized.
3. They believed that immigrants were loyal to their home countries.
4. They feared factories would close if immigrant populations declined.
1. They resented that labor unions were helping immigrants.
2. They were concerned that immigrants were too Americanized.
3. They believed that immigrants were loyal to their home countries.
4. They feared factories would close if immigrant populations declined.
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5. They believed that immigrants were taking jobs away from native-born Americans.
6. They perceived immigrants as a threat to the American way of life and culture.
7. They feared that immigrants would lower wages and working conditions for all workers.
8. They held negative stereotypes and prejudices towards certain immigrant groups.
9. They believed that immigrants would bring crime and social unrest to American communities.
10. They saw immigrants as a drain on social services and resources.
6. They perceived immigrants as a threat to the American way of life and culture.
7. They feared that immigrants would lower wages and working conditions for all workers.
8. They held negative stereotypes and prejudices towards certain immigrant groups.
9. They believed that immigrants would bring crime and social unrest to American communities.
10. They saw immigrants as a drain on social services and resources.
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