Most immigrant newcomers of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries

A) converted to a Protestant sect.
B) supported liberalizing trends in church services.
C) sought to retain their familiar religious practices.
D) did not go to church because they worked on Sundays.

Immigrant Newcomers

Individuals who have recently arrived in a country with the intention of settling there, often in search of better living conditions, opportunities, or to reunite with family.

Protestant Sect

A subgroup within Protestantism, characterized by unique beliefs, practices, or governance, differing from other Protestant denominations.

Religious Practices

The activities, rituals, and ceremonies performed by individuals or communities in observance of their religious beliefs and traditions.