Why were nativists hostile to immigrants?(1 point)

Question

Responses

They resented that labor unions were helping immigrants
They resented that labor unions were helping immigrants

They were concerned that immigrants were too Americani

Answer 1

Nativists were often hostile to immigrants for several reasons, including concerns about cultural differences, competition for jobs, and the fear that immigrants would not assimilate into American society. However, from the provided responses, the more fitting reason is:

They were concerned that immigrants were too different from "Americans" and threatened the social order and identity of the nation.

This viewpoint reflects a fear of cultural dilution and economic competition, rather than direct resentment toward labor unions.

Answer 2

What’s the answer

Answer 3

Based on your question and the provided response options, the most relevant reason for why nativists were hostile to immigrants is:

They were concerned that immigrants were too Americani.

(Naturally, it seems like it might be intended to mean "too different from Americans" or other similar sentiments regarding cultural differences or identity.)