The correct answer is: "inmigration"
Nativism refers to a political approach that supports native inhabitants over inmigrants and which seeks to impose restrictions on inmigration. Its supporters never call themselves nativists or racists, they prefer to define themselve as patriots instead. Many arguments are used to support the nativist viewpoint, for example, stating that there is unemployed people in the US because inmigrants come to steal their jobs, or that inmigrants generate more public spending that revenue, etc.
<span>The conflict between President Johnson and Congress revolved around how Reconstruction should occur in the southern states. President Johnson wanted the states to take the lead themselves with minimal involvement of the federal government while Congress wanted to oversee and control the reforms. Congress then passed the Tenure of Office Act, prohibiting the President from removing key officeholders without the consent of the Senate. President Johnson felt this act to be unconstitutional and removed Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton who strongly supported the Radicals' Reconstruction policies.</span>
Answer:
I’m not sure; just need points
C
I think for C for Dabares about federalism
