1) The key arguments Grant made to show his support for immigration restriction was that he wanted the Nordic race to secure their supremacy. Grant believed that any other race was inferior and that there should be separation, isolation, quarantine, and eventually the fall of “unattractive” traits and “worthless” race types from the human gene pool. Grant didn’t want Nordic and Non Nordics to mix and create offspring, he also believed that the expansion of Non-Nordic races in a Nordic system of freedom would lead to slavery to desires, passions, and base behaviors. He feared the society would lead to subjection of the Nordic community to inferior races who would end up dominating and are instructed by superior ones’ using authoritarian powers.
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He reminds us that our decisions spread to future generations. Foreign children will terrorize our children, while the foreign industrial worker whose only agenda is demolition instead of production will threaten our industries. Hiram Evans created key arguments to show his support for immigration restriction by stating that Nordic Americans are growing uncomfortable and are profoundly concerned. He doesn’t like the idea of mixing and blending the races just like Grant and Coolidge. Evans thought that the Nordics traditional morals were being disregarded. Their holiness of the Sabbath, their homes, chastity, and their right to teach their own children in their schools were withering away. He saw that the Klan were fulfilling their desires and justifying their fearlessness of the men who created this nation. The Klan was remaining loyal to the white race and trying to preserve their superiority. Evans felt as though the traditions of America and Protestantism has been a crucial part of Americanism and allowing immigrants access to our country will make all of this
He reminds us that our decisions spread to future generations. Foreign children will terrorize our children, while the foreign industrial worker whose only agenda is demolition instead of production will threaten our industries. Hiram Evans created key arguments to show his support for immigration restriction by stating that Nordic Americans are growing uncomfortable and are profoundly concerned. He doesn’t like the idea of mixing and blending the races just like Grant and Coolidge. Evans thought that the Nordics traditional morals were being disregarded. Their holiness of the Sabbath, their homes, chastity, and their right to teach their own children in their schools were withering away. He saw that the Klan were fulfilling their desires and justifying their fearlessness of the men who created this nation. The Klan was remaining loyal to the white race and trying to preserve their superiority. Evans felt as though the traditions of America and Protestantism has been a crucial part of Americanism and allowing immigrants access to our country will make all of this