Who amongst Gilded Age immigrants was most likely to embrace all things American?

A) older men
B) younger women
C) the wealthy
D) the poor

Younger women among Gilded Age immigrants were most likely to embrace all things American, as they often sought to assimilate and adapt to their new environment more quickly than their male counterparts, the elderly, or those of different economic statuses. This was partly due to their roles in families and communities, where adapting to and adopting new cultural norms could benefit their children and improve their own social mobility.