Question

question 8 of 10
after its reappearance in the 1920s, the ku klux klan:
a. became a secret organization with a limited membership.
b. began to target other groups in addition to black americans.
c. restricted itself to the southern states instead of the entire country.
d. formed a political party to oppose racial discrimination.

Explanation:

The 1920s revival of the Ku Klux Klan expanded its hate targets beyond Black Americans, including immigrants, Catholics, Jews, and other marginalized groups. Unlike the first Klan, it was not limited to the South, had a large, national membership (not small/secret in the same way), and promoted white supremacy, not opposition to racial discrimination.

Answer:

B. began to target other groups in addition to Black Americans.