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During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the United States experienced one of its largest waves of immigration. Why were native-born American citizens concerned about the influx of migrants from southern and eastern Europe?Group of answer choicesMigrants came from repressive European political regimes, so American citizens thought immigrants would foment political unrest.Some white American citizens were concerned that immigrants would change the racial and religious character of the country.Few of the immigrants spoke English, so American citizens worried that English would be displaced as the national language.Many American citizens had read propaganda that immigrants were carriers of the disease, so citizens feared health epidemics.

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