Which of the following paved the way for the Irish to become an integral part of the United States?

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Building on strong community and family networks allowed the Irish to form close-knit communities in the US and relied on each other for support and success. This helped them to become an integral part of American society over time. The advent of priesthood and importing Catholicism were important for maintaining their cultural and religious identity in America, but did not necessarily pave the way for integration into American society. Suffering maltreatment in silence was unfortunately a common experience for the Irish, but did not actively contribute to their integration into American society.

Which of the Following Paved the Way for the Irish