What religions were predominant in the US North in the 1930's?

Answer 1

The Roman Catholic Church in the Northeast and Upper Midwest was the largest religion due to the huge influx of European immigrants in the 19th and early part of the 20th Century. In New England, outside the large urban areas like Boston and Providence, the Protestants were still dominate in the 1930's. The Congregationalists and Episcopalians had thousands of members and were active in civic and in medicine. The United Methodists were strong in areas like Maine and the Presbyterians in Connecticut. In New York and Pennsylvania and New Jersey, the United Methodists and the Catholics had the most members followed by Presbyterians and Episcopalians and Lutherans. Ohio and Indiana was also predominately Methodist and Catholic but in Wisconsin and Minnesota the Lutherans were the most numerous. Illinois, outside of Chicago, was fertile ground for the United Methodist Church and still is. The Presbyterians and Lutherans are next followed by the Episcopal Church.

Answer 2

Answer The predominent religious groups in the US South during the 1930s would have been the Southern Baptists (all white), the independent Baptists (all black) with Catholicism being dominant in southern Louisiana. The Presbyterians, Methodists and Episcopalians have never had a strong presence in the Southern states.

Answer 3

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