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During the 19th century, Catholics living in America, both immigrants and citizens, were consistently cast as immoral and anti-American. Between 1830-1850 there was a popular conspiracy theory concerning "Romanism" which fueled anti-Catholic violence and helped create the Know Nothing political party. Which feature of Catholicism might have triggered accusations that Catholics were not loyal to the U.S. in the same way Protestants were?
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