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The many Irish immigrants of the 1840s and 1850s not only were opposed by anti-Catholic nativists but were themselves in competition with and despised which of the following groups?- Chinese immigrants who began arriving in the 1850s- Native Americans in the Midwest- free African Americans who competed for low-paying jobs- Mexican immigrants who competed for low-paying jobs- German immigrants who were more welcomed and treated better
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