Which describes a goal of the nativist movement of the 1920s? they advocated a buy american program. they wanted greater recognition of the rights of native americans. they wanted to go back to an earlier, more homogeneous america. they opposed the teaching of evolution in public schools?

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Which describes a goal of the nativist movement of the 1920s? they advocated a buy american program. they wanted greater recognition of the rights of native americans. they wanted to go back to an earlier, more homogeneous america. they opposed the teaching of evolution in public schools?

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Darren Harrell · Answer 1

They advocated a buy america program or a more homogeous America.

I am not to sure.

A more homogeous America would be my answer. Limiting immigartion.

This was the roaring 20's. Everything was going along fine.

Stock market and buy on margin. Yee - Haa.