The Nativists were "<span>Americans who believed that too many immigrants were coming into the country," since they considered themselves to be "Native," even though almost all of them were immigrants as well. </span>
Nativists were <u>Americans who believed that too many immigrants were coming into the country (Option 4).</u>
Such American sentiment of "Nativism" was a result of the increasing population of immigrants in the United States since the 1830s approximately. Many people mainly from Britain, Ireland, Germany, other parts of western Europe, Australia and China found out about America's cheap farmlands at the time and its advancement in industrialization and decided to move there for better job opportunities.
The Americans felt threaten by this new labor force that came to the country and who were more likely to work longer hours for less pay.
Nativists not only tried to protect their interests against those of immigrants, and supported immigration-restriction measures but many of them also promoted discrimination toward the new inhabitants.
decentralization issues state constitutions closely resemble the U.S. Constitution in that power is separated into three branches – executive, legislative and judicial – and government is decentralized; the governmental powers within the states are typically distributed across five possible layers, including counties,
Cotton became highly profitable and everyone who handled it from farmers to exporters made good profit this affect the southern states because the more the cotton the more the slavery
I think you forgot to give the options along with your question. I am answering the question based on my research and knowledge. "laissez-faire economics" is the term that is used to describe the <span>belief that capitalism operates best with the least government regulation. I hope that the answer has helped you.</span>
