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German immigrants were more likely than Irish immigrants to a. take low-paying jobs. c. settle in rural areas. b. be Catholic. d. arrive penniless.
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German immigrants were more likely than Irish immigrants to a. take low-paying jobs. c. settle in rural areas. b. be Catholic. d. arrive penniless.

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In general, German immigrants in the United States were more likely than Irish immigrants to "C. settle in rural areas". The Irish were prominently in thriving urban centers.
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