All of the following statements about polish immigrants are true except: a. education was extremely important to them. b. polish immigrants were largely catholic and jewish. c. the language barrier was difficult for them to overcome. d. deteriorating economic conditions in poland forced many to immigrate to texas.

The correct answer is - c. The language barrier was difficult for them to overcome.

The Polish immigration to the United States was a massive one, with over 5 million people from Poland moving in the United States, most of which in Texas. Though they had some difficulties adjusting in the new environment, the language was not one of those problems. The reason mainly lies in the fact the Polish is a Slavic language, and the Slavic languages are pretty difficult, both for pronunciation and with their grammar, much more than the English one. So in general, a person that speaks a language that is much harder, manages to learn the easier one relatively quickly and without any particular problems, as it was the case with the Polish immigrants.

it is C

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