Pros And Cons Of Ku Klux Klan
Post the civil war, Ku Klux Klan emerged in a new form guided under Confederate General Nathaniel Bedford Forrest during the 1920s. It was most popular during that time as it gained support nationwide. This was a phase of intense panic and uncertainty rising from constant immigration, alarming racial discrimination and drastic transformation in personal principles and manners.
Klan’s progress and productivity was aided by many factors such as: the post-war agriculture depression, African Americans inhabiting northern cities, and the heightened strength of religious prejudice and nativism including intolerance towards immigration and a largely successful advertising campaign following World War I. Klan members advocated for Prohibition, traditional
Klan’s progress and productivity was aided by many factors such as: the post-war agriculture depression, African Americans inhabiting northern cities, and the heightened strength of religious prejudice and nativism including intolerance towards immigration and a largely successful advertising campaign following World War I. Klan members advocated for Prohibition, traditional