Answer:
promoting an ethnically homogeneous society through restrictions on immigration
Explanation:
A nativist is a person or organization that promotes the interests and rights of the Native People of a place, over the interests and rights of people from other places.
Thus, nativists organizations of the nineteenth century promoted an ethnically homogenous society that consisted in Native People only. For this reason, they mainly opposed immigration, due to several concerns: from labor market, to social and cultural concerns, to even racism.
made freedom of religion happen,and directed changes taking place in the territory of the orleans
Government benefits provided to the needy, usually in the form of cash or vouchers.
Native Americans and slaves were not represented in the declaration of independence.
