Al Smith and John F. Kennedy faced significant opposition from nativists
David R. Porter allowed these people to create an arsenal of muskets taken from the Frankford Arsenal in order to protect themselves from a series of Philadelphia riots specifically targeting them in 1844. In the 1920s, the magazine The Good Citizen regularly published cartoons attacking these people, portraying them as a grotesque hand with long nails grabbing at the United States as well as a tree being actively felled that "must come down." Schoolchildren are threatened by people of this type represented as (*) crocodiles rising out of water in the Thomas Nast cartoon The American River Ganges. A rhetorical question embedded in a speech to the American Society of Newspaper Editors asked if "a Jew can become mayor of Dublin" but one of these people "cannot be President of the United States?" In a slogan attacking James G. Blaine, this quality was paired with "Rum" and "Rebellion." Al Smith and John F. Kennedy faced significant opposition from nativists becauseÂ—for 10 pointsÂ—they belonged to what faith?
David R. Porter allowed these people to create an arsenal of muskets taken from the Frankford Arsenal in order to protect themselves from a series of Philadelphia riots specifically targeting them in 1844.
Catholics [accept Popism; accept Popery; accept "Rum, Romanism, and Rebellion"; prompt on Romans; do not accept or prompt on Irish, even though most Irish are Catholic] 