Question 4 • RMA FL-2100310-United States History Semester 1
A rise in patriotism and nationalism during World War I led some people to distrust those they viewed as foreign. Differences in immigrants’ appearance, language, and customs also contributed to prejudice, while worries about competition for jobs intensified during hard times. The removal of immigration restrictions did not cause anti-immigrant feelings to run high.
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