Nativism among americans in the early 1900s was a group’s shared beliefs, values, and ways of life. the belief that immigrant groups were inferior. the act of separating one group from another group. a group that lived or worked together in a larger community.

The correct answer is: "the belief that immigrant groups were inferior".

Nativism refers to a political approach that supports native inhabitants over inmigrants and which seeks to impose restrictions on inmigration. Its supporters never call themselves nativists or racists, they prefer to define themselve as patriots instead. Many arguments are used to support the nativist viewpoint, for example, stating that there is unemployed people in the US because inmigrants come to steal their jobs, or that inmigrants generate more public spending that revenue, etc.

b

Explanation:

it was on the rise and doing very well and would continue to do well until the great depression from 1929-1939

the answer is b. you