New Immigrant Groups Were Regarded with Special Hostility by Many

New Immigrant groups were regarded with special hostility by many nativist Americans because

A) most Americans considered Italian, Greek, or Jewish culture inferior to their own.
B) many New Immigrants attempted to convert Americans to Catholicism, Orthodox Christianity, or Judaism.
C) in many New Immigrant families, women were kept in distinctly subordinate roles.
D) New Immigrants were often more politically loyal to their homelands than to the United States.
E) their religions were distinctly different, and some New Immigrants were politically radical.