The nineteenth-century German immigrants were __________.
A) diverse in religion, occupation, and area of residence
B) mostly lumberjacks living in the Midwest
C) mostly political refugees living in the eastern cities
D) mostly Sephardic Jews
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Q28: Early German immigrants settled in _.
A) New
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Q34: _ was a characteristic that helped mark
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Q36: _ was a societal reaction to the
Q37: _ was a way that the Irish
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