I believed that the best answer here is the Germans, especially protestant Germans from the North of the country. Many of them left from Hamburg and the passage to the US formed an important aspect of the city at the time
There were also big groups of Jews, Slaves and Italians.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
A wouldn't make sense since it never mentions anything about countries not letting immigrants in
B wouldn't make sense because it never mentions anything about countries not letting immigrants in either
So it has to be C
Edmund Burke was one of the first to suggest that the philosophers of the French Enlightenment were somehow responsible for the French Revolution, and his argument was taken up, and elaborated on, by many historians, including Tocqueville and Lord Acton. The philosophes undoubtedly provided the ideas.
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