The KKK expanded its membership after World War I due to a combination of factors, including a resurgence of nativism and anti-immigrant sentiment in the United States. The social turmoil of the post-war era, along with the fear of communism and labor unrest, fueled a desire for social order and racial purity. Additionally, the Klan capitalized on the newfound popularity of patriotic and Christian values, promoting itself as a defender of American society against perceived threats. This led to a significant increase in membership during the 1920s, as many people, particularly in the Midwest and South, sought a sense of belonging and identity.
The 1920's
The KKK and the satanic 666
The KKK was formed at the end of the US Civil War in Pulaski, Tennessee.
First of all, T. Woodrow Wilson was born in Virginia and Harry S Truman was born in Missouri, which disproves the argument that no Southerners were President when the KKK was influential. Second, there is documented evidence that Truman joined the Klan right after WWI. McKinley, Wilson, Harding, and Coolidge are often accused of membership, but there is no proof.
Adolf Hitler wanted to expand Germany.
Neither - the KKK was founded after the Civil War in 1865, by Confederate veterans.
For their emperor and to expand their empire
They were not founded yet.
Lynching and the KKK violence
countries wished to expand their empires.
The Cold War was the fear that the Soviet Union would expand communism.
um, there were less people because heaps died in the war?