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To whom did the klu Klux Klan attempt to appeal in the early 20th century to gain support answers are number one individuals who sought to develop a more industrialized society number two individuals who sought to return to pre-civil war Southern society number three individuals who supported expanding civil rights for marginalized groups number four individuals who supported increasing Federal involvement in state affairs thank you
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The early-20th-century Klan appealed to white Protestants who wanted to preserve a traditional (often romanticized antebellum) Southern social order and white supremacy; it opposed civil rights for minorities, immigrants, Catholics, Jews, and strong federal intervention to protect those groups.
The early-20th-century Klan appealed to white Protestants who wanted to preserve a traditional (often romanticized antebellum) Southern social order and white supremacy; it opposed civil rights for minorities, immigrants, Catholics, Jews, and strong federal intervention to protect those groups.