Question
In the late 19th century and early 20th century, there was a rise in Nativism. Which scenario below describes an example of Nativism? (U6.3 and Units 4-6 EOC Study Guide Notes) TEKS - 6(A)(1 point)
Responses
Pioneers heading west believe they should be respectful of the local Native American tribal customs.
Pioneers heading west believe they should be respectful of the local Native American tribal customs.
Native Americans petition the U.S. government to protect their hunting rights in certain areas.
Native Americans petition the U.S. government to protect their hunting rights in certain areas.
Farmers work together to form agricultural unions so their voices are heard by the government.
Farmers work together to form agricultural unions so their voices are heard by the government.
Local town residents want restrictions stopping immigrants from buying land and houses in the town.
Responses
Pioneers heading west believe they should be respectful of the local Native American tribal customs.
Pioneers heading west believe they should be respectful of the local Native American tribal customs.
Native Americans petition the U.S. government to protect their hunting rights in certain areas.
Native Americans petition the U.S. government to protect their hunting rights in certain areas.
Farmers work together to form agricultural unions so their voices are heard by the government.
Farmers work together to form agricultural unions so their voices are heard by the government.
Local town residents want restrictions stopping immigrants from buying land and houses in the town.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The scenario that describes an example of Nativism is:
**Local town residents want restrictions stopping immigrants from buying land and houses in the town.**
Nativism is characterized by a preference for the interests of native inhabitants over those of immigrants, often manifesting as opposition to immigration and policies aimed at restricting the rights of immigrants.
**Local town residents want restrictions stopping immigrants from buying land and houses in the town.**
Nativism is characterized by a preference for the interests of native inhabitants over those of immigrants, often manifesting as opposition to immigration and policies aimed at restricting the rights of immigrants.