Which of the following statements best characterizes German immigration to the United States?

Germans were easily accepted in American society since they were all White Europeans.
Most German immigrants stayed only temporarily in the United States before returning to their native homeland.
Most German immigrants were rural farmers or skilled professionals such as doctors, teachers, and engineers.
German immigration peaked in the 1830s, then declined rapidly.
Most German immigrants were poor farmers who settled in eastern cities such as Boston and New York.