It Could Most Accurately Be Said of Irish Immigration After

It could most accurately be said of Irish immigration after 1840 that

A) male Irish immigrants were welcomed by Protestant Americans of English, German, and Dutch ethnic backgrounds.
B) many Americans viewed Irish Catholics with fear and distrust because of their Catholic religion.
C) Irish fleeing the disaster of famine in their homeland brought with them much needed factory skills.
D) less than half of the immigrant arrivals after 1840 were Irish fleeing the famine in Ireland.
E) most Irish immigrants settled in the industrialized cities of the Midwest, where their opportunities for work were greater.