How did the movie "The Birth of a Nation" change societal views in the South?

The correct answer is a) Led to resentment towards African Americans, immigrants, and Catholics.

Explanation:

The movie "The Birth of a Nation" was written by David Wark Griffith and is considered a cultural and significant film. The plot of "The Birth of a Nation" displays a version of the events that supposedly took place after the civil war, the intrigue is about two families each with different opinions and positions in the State of Carolina.

The Film "The Birth of a Nation" caused controversy for promoting racism by showing African Americans and other minority groups as libertines and ignoramuses, who did not deserve to have rights and be free and placed the Ku Klux Klan movement as heroes who sought justice in the face of the bad deeds of African Americans. This film resulted in people discriminating against different minority groups.

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the first question's answer is a.

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