What is the policy of protecting the interests of people born in a country and limiting the rights of recent immagrants

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The policy of protecting the interests of people born in a country and limiting the rights of recent immigrants is known as "Nativism."

Nativism was the belief that descendants of English settlers needed protection from other immigrant groups.

The English descendants that lived in North American feared the migration waves from European countries and Asia. That is when the idea of Nativism developed. The belief that Americans had to be protected from these immigrants' culture, traditions, and customs. American citizens started to demand government actions to put a stop to migration. This was a negative reaction to immigrants that "flooded" large cities such as New York.

answer: what was the us involvement in ww1? although the u.s. tried to remain neutral when ww1 broke out, it finally joined on april 6, 1917 after declaring war on germany. the reason for america to become involved in ww1 was germany's unrestricted submarine warfare, which had already sunk several american merchant ships.

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the completion of the erie canal spurred the first great westward movement of american settlers, gave access to the rich land and resources west of the appalachians and made new york the preeminent commercial city in the united states.