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The second Ku Klux Klan of the 1920s differed from the Reconstruction-era Klan in that it

A.targeted Catholics, Jews, and immigrants as well as African Americans
B.was limited entirely to the former Confederate states
C.enjoyed the open endorsement of both major parties
D.opposed Prohibition

Explanation

Core Concept

The revived Klan preached white Protestant supremacy and gained millions of members across the North and Midwest, not only the South. Its nativist, anti-immigrant appeal helped it elect sympathetic officials in several states.

Correct Answer

Atargeted Catholics, Jews, and immigrants as well as African Americans

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