Where was nativist sentiment strongest, with the greatest potential for violence, in the early to mid 1800s?

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Nativist sentiment was arguably the strongest with potential for violence in America during the 18000's. The county was undergoing a large amount of political change coupled with socio-economic and racial change. Additionally the amount of immigrants and national subcultures that existed strongly resisted change from new groups entering the nation during that time.

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