During the $1900$ s and $1920$ s$,$ the Ku Klux Klan experienced explosive growth as millions of nativeborn white Protestants joined in large numbers, claiming to be defenders of traditional American Protestant values and white supremacy. The Klan grew in opposition to many issues of post$-$war American life, including Black and labor activism, rising immigration, and changing social and cultural norms.

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