Questions: Question 4 A political sentiment that favors greater rights and privileges for white, native-born Americans is called Immigration Restriction First Wave Immigration Nativism Chinese Exclusion

The answer is Nativism.

Immigration restriction refers to policies or laws that limit the number of immigrants allowed to enter a country. While it can be influenced by nativist sentiments, it is not specifically a sentiment itself but rather a policy outcome.

First Wave Immigration refers to the initial large-scale immigration to the United States, primarily from Europe, during the 19th century. This term describes a historical period and does not relate to a political sentiment favoring native-born Americans.

Nativism is a political sentiment that favors the interests of native-born inhabitants over those of immigrants. It often involves advocating for greater rights and privileges for native-born citizens, particularly white Americans, and can manifest in opposition to immigration and immigrant rights.

The Chinese Exclusion Act was a specific piece of legislation passed in 1882 that prohibited the immigration of Chinese laborers to the United States. While it was influenced by nativist sentiments, it is not a sentiment itself but rather a specific legal measure.