What attracted voters to the know-nothing party?

2 answers:

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The correct answer is <span>c. its denunciation of roman catholic immigrants

They believed that because the Catholic church still has a large impact on the management of countries in Europe, that they could eventually gain political power in the United States and that the Pope could thus influence United States policies.</span>

madreJ [45]2 years ago

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<span>(C) would be the most correct answer. The Know-Nothings were a nativist movement that sprung up in response to Roman-Catholic sentiment in the 1850s, and was regarded as one of the most anti-Catholic parties of the period. The party ran on a platform of nativist sentiment that denounced immigration to the US by Catholics from western and central Europe.</span>

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