Which of these statements best describes nativism
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A) nativist welcomed immigrants
B) nativist saw immigrants as a cultural threat
C) nativist didn’t believe immigrants could adopt US culture and values
D) nativist thought that immigrants would make american culture stronger

B) nativist saw immigrants as a cultural threat

C) nativist didn’t believe immigrants could adopt US culture and values

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The main reason that Emma Goldman was significant in the history of World War I was that she was arrested for protesting against the war.  

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Emma Goldman was an insurgent writer and political activist. She was the one who played a pivotal role in the root development of Political philosophy of Anarchist in Europe along with North America during the first half of the 20th Century. She was born in the Russian Empire to a Jewish Family. He Family moved to the United States in the year 1885. She was very attracted to Anarchism which took place after the famous Haymarket affair and soon Goldman went on to become a Lecturer in Philosophy of anarchy and she was a well-renowned lecturer in this subject. She opposed the involvement of the United States in World War 1. She started the Non-Corporation league in New York and criticized the government for going into the war. She was arrested during one of the raids in her offices and defending herself in the trail she said that how could government claim to be fighting for the democracy in foreign nations when she is suppressing freedom of speech at home. The Jury found Goldman Guilty and announced two years of imprisonment to her. The principal reason behind Emma Goldman's importance in the history of the First World War was that she was being arrested for expressing her objection against the war.

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Grade – High School

Subject – History

Chapter – Emma Goldman

Keywords – Emma Goldman, United States, War, First World War, arrestedtobjection, Democracy, New York, imprisonment, Non-Corporation, Lecturer.