One of the effects of the Nativism movement in the U.S. was D. Immigration limits for Asians.
<h3>What was the Nativism movement?</h3><h3 />
This was a movement in the 1800s and early 1900s where some Americans believed that the government should provide for citizens before foreigners.
As a result, there were immigration limits for Asians to reduce the number that could come into the nation, thereby protecting the jobs of citizens from competition.
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B . THE UNITED STATES DID NOT HAVE A UNIFIED CENTRAL POWER
I would call this the 'Red Scare' as a phobia against communism or radical politics after WWI probably because the Soviet Union came out of WWI but on the contrary there were a lot of sympathizers to the cause of the Soviet Union and interest in their new experiment of actually trying to implement socialism at least among the Canadian and American working classes and many union members.
In a representative democracy, citizens of a country pick individuals to make laws for them. This is the case in the United States, as citizens vpte on individuals to serve in the local, state, and national government .
On the other hand, a direct democracy would be one in which the citizens vote on laws themselves instead of having politicians represent their views. This type of democracy is almost impossible in a country with a large population.
