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How did the Sacco Vanzetti case exemplify the rise of nativism in the united states

How did the Sacco Vanzetti case exemplify the rise of nativism in the united states
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The main way in which the Sacco Vanzetti case exemplified the rise of nativism in the united states is that much of the backlash over the murders came to the fact that these two men were immigrants--which the Nativists hated. 
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