Cultural Conflicts During The 1920's The Democratic Party

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What is interesting to know from this era is how complicated it was by having cultural conflicts between a variety of ethnic, religious and cultural groups. These conflicts created a rise in fear of foreign radicalism to all Americans. Knowing this, why was this fear so intense with immigrants coming from all over the world? The United States fell into an economic collapse during the entire decade. What was the reason for the cause of this economic depression to happen? Throughout the 1920's the Democratic Party was completely torn apart. The supporters for the party which were white Anglo-Saxon Protestants and urban immigrants also felt the effects of the cultural conflicts occurring at this time. The stereotypes and complexities of
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