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What was a major cause of nativist attitudes during the 1920s?.

What was a major cause of nativist attitudes during the 1920s?.
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What was a major cause of nativist attitudes during the 1920s?.

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Anti-immigration sentiment increased after World War I. Soldiers returned home looking for jobs—just as a fresh surge of job-seeking immigrants also arrived. Among some, ethnic prejudice fueled nativist feelings.

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B. the growing diversity of languages, customs, and religions in the U.S.

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