They were worried their way of life was being threatened by immigrants and others.
Why did some Hoosiers join the Ku Klux Klan?(1 point)
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They believed it was the only way to get their voices heard.
They believed it was the only way to get their voices heard.
They believed it would give them a sense of belonging and help create a unified Indiana.
They believed it would give them a sense of belonging and help create a unified Indiana.
They were told it was the only way to get good jobs.
They were told it was the only way to get good jobs.
They were worried their way of life was being threatened by immigrants and others.
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