Catholic immigrants to the us in the late 19603 and early 1905 were
a) often accused of being nativist
b) persecuted, attacked, and eventually driven into utah
c) often accused of being more loyal to the pope than america
d) quickly accepted by non-catholic americans

D

Catholicism in the United States has grown during the country's history, from having little expression in the colonial period to becoming the largest Christian denomination today, only the various Protestant denominations (mostly Baptists) can together get over it. . The Catholic Church had about 76.9 million faithful in 2003 in the United States, making it the third largest Catholic country in the world in absolute numbers, behind only Brazil and Mexico and the Philippines, respectively. About 25 percent of Americans are Catholics, behind more than 50 percent Protestants.

C.Often accused of being more loyal to the pope than America

Explanation: