By the Late Nineteenth Century, Most of the Old Immigrant

question 108

Multiple Choice

By the late nineteenth century, most of the Old Immigrant groups from northern and Western Europe

• A) actively promoted the idea of a multicultural America.
• B) were still regarded with suspicion and hostility by the majority of native Americans.
• C) had largely abandoned their ethnically based churches, clubs, and neighborhoods.
• D) were largely accepted as American, even though they often lived in separate ethnic neighborhoods.
• E) still maintained a primary loyalty to their country of origin, especially Ireland or Germany.

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