Are you willing to ... elect to all offices of Honor, Profit, or Trust,
none but native born citizens of America, of this country to the
exclusion of all foreigners ...?
-Examiner's questions for admittance to the Know-Nothing Party,
1854
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A. Its members blamed Irish immigrants for taking away jobs.
B. The party was in favor of universal suffrage
C. The party encouraged western migration of settlers
D. It’s members opposed enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Act in the Northeast
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