Beginning in the 1830s, a series of violent riots broke out against __________ and __________, the two poorest urban groups living in American cities.

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The riots were primarily against Catholics, who were often Irish immigrants, and free blacks. These two groups were among the poorest and most marginalized in American cities during the 1830s, leading to tensions and violence from other urban populations.

Beginning in the 1830s, a Series of Violent Riots Broke