Tariff namesake Oscar Underwood fell short of the 1924 Democratic Presidential nomination as a result of opposing this organization. D.C. Stephenson's
Tariff namesake Oscar Underwood fell short of the 1924 Democratic Presidential nomination as a result of opposing this organization. D.C. Stephenson's "cannibalistic" attack on Madge Oberholtzer ended its prominence in Indiana, while Stetson Kennedy's undercover examination of this organization was popularized on the Superman radio show. This "invisible empire" and subject of the case U.S. v. (*) Harris was targeted by the Force Acts and led by offices such as the Grand Cyclops, Grand Titan, and Grand Dragon. Originally founded by Nathan Bedford Forrest, it was revived due to the popularity of the film Birth of a Nation, which introduced the practice of cross-burning. For 10 points, identify this group of white-hooded men who violently opposed racial integration in the post-Civil War United States.
Tariff namesake Oscar Underwood fell short of the 1924 Democratic Presidential nomination as a result of opposing this organization.
{KKK} [or {Ku Klux Klan}]