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The best way to describe Scotch-Irish assimilation after three generations is
 
  A) underway, but not complete. B) neither underway nor complete.
  C) complete. D) not even started.

Question 2

The most frequent destination of the Scotch-Irish immigrants was
 
  A) Jamestown.
  B) Virginia.
  C) Maryland.
  D) Pennsylvania.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

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Answer: D




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