Nativist movements refer to
A) movements that called for the exclusion of foreign-born people.
B) movements that lead to great social and economic equity.
C) movements of people indigenous to the land to the urban centers.
D) movements that called for the inclusion of foreign-born people.

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Nativist movements are characterized by their focus on promoting the interests of native inhabitants against those of immigrants, often calling for the exclusion of foreign-born people from certain rights, privileges, or immigration altogether.

Nativist Movements Refer to