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kakasveta [241]
3 years ago
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The gentleman . . . has been anxious to proclaim the death of native Americanism. Sir, it is a principle that can never die ...

Native Americanism seeks to defend every institution that exists under that glorious Constitution
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Anna [14]3 years ago
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Taking into account the statement above "The gentleman... has been anxious to proclaim the death of native Americanism. Sir, it is a principle that can never die... Native Americanism seeks to defend every institution that exists under that glorious Constitution..." there was a missing question: Which of the following caused the movement described in the excerpt? and the answer is: Immigration.

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