The scotch - irish immigrants to the colonies

a. were almost uniformly catholics

b. were often physicians, merchants, and teachers

c. usually worked in the west indies before moving to the mainland colonies

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Isabelle Carson

21 June, 11:49

The scotch - irish immigrants to the colonies

a. were almost uniformly catholics

b. were often physicians, merchants, and teachers

c. usually worked in the west indies before moving to the mainland colonies

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Dante Ferrell · Answer 1

The scotch-Irish immigrants to the colonies " a. were almost uniformly catholics", which created some tensions since a large number of the other immigrants were Protestant.

The scotch - irish immigrants to the coloniesa. were almost uniformly catholicsb. were often physicians, merchants, and teachersc. usually worked in the west indies before moving to the mainland colonies

The scotch - irish immigrants to the colonies

a. were almost uniformly catholics

b. were often physicians, merchants, and teachers

c. usually worked in the west indies before moving to the mainland colonies