Question

In the 1800s, many people faced nativism, which was
a distrust of Native American populations.
an acceptance of people not born in the US.
a resentment of people not born in the US.
a distrust of people who lived in rural areas.

Answer 1

We can remove options A and B from the list.

Answer 2

I believe it's B. Via the Oxford Dictionary `from google`, it's states that nativism means "the policy of protecting the interests of native-born or established inhabitants against those of immigrants."

Answer 3

ok thanks everyone for helping

Answer 4

You're welcome C:

If you need any extra help, you can @ me and Ill try my best to help

Answer 5

I think I disagree, I believe the answer is C, because Nativism is a reaction against immigrants.

Answer 6

ok and i need some more help

Answer 7

so is it c or b

Answer 8

Don'tsaymyname is correct. Nativism has to do with people being against immigrants.

Answer 9

ok c

Answer 10

This is what I used to get it

Answer 11

or to help me believe what was the correct one

Answer 12

See where it says native-born against immigrants?

Answer 13

i juss noticed that, i saw "established inhabitants" and i went to that one

Answer 14

Yeah it's speaking of like Americans who are "native to" or born in America. Being against like the Irish immigrants who came in the mid 1800's.

Answer 15

Ahhhh I get it now

Answer 16

It's poorly worded so it's understandable that someone would be confused.

Answer 17

I left for 3 mins, and it's been answered xD