in the 1920s, the Ku Klux Klan possessed neither sizeable support nor significant influence?

in the 1920s, the Ku Klux Klan possessed neither sizeable support nor significant influence?

1. Sizeable support

   • Yes
     • 100,00 followers in 1921. Quite large
     • 40,000 strong parade in Washington-1925
     • Claimed 5million members in 1923
   • No
     • Only 100,000 followers in 1921, not significant in a country of more than 100milion

2. Sizeable influence

   • Yes
     • During the 20s Georgia's two senators were Klansmen
     • Alleged that it had helped elect governors in Maine, Ohio, Colorado and Louisiana
     • Destroy Al Smith's chances of becoming president
   • No
     • The clan had very little influence in large cities, as there was racial integration and some acceptance, so people were less likely to take to their lies