In Contrast to French-Canadian Society,what Was the Experience of Many

In contrast to French-Canadian society,what was the experience of many early English-Canadian immigrants?

A) They were encouraged by church authorities to cooperate with community members.
B) They stuck together in order to protect their minority from a strong majority.
C) They were more likely to value and nurture their extended families.
D) They were "sent to the colonies" to make their individual fortunes.