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How did ww1 increase nativist sentiments in america?
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How did ww1 increase nativist sentiments in america?

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It increased due to the hatred that many Americans now felt towards the Germans, the US’s enemy, which led to mass anti-German xenophobia
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As American neutrality became increasingly pro-British, radicals and dissenters joined German immigrants as surrogate enemies for patriotic citizens.

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