What kind of work did many Irish immigrants do in Louisiana in the 1800s? They helped build canals and other projects.
They worked mainly as field hands on plantations.
They constructed and ran their own factories.
They served as day laborers in stores and markets.

I think the answer is A, they helped build canals and other projects

Explanation:

If i remember correctly, a large number of the Irish Immigrants in Louisiana helped to work on and build projects like the New Basin Canal, despite the many lives it took due to dangerous conditions.

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