In contrast to seventeenth-century immigrants, immigrants to the colonies in the eighteenth century
A. had fewer opportunities for advancement.
B. were seldom able to assimilate into Anglo-American culture.
C. almost always came by choice.
D. were primarily of English origin.
Answer: A
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