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Poverty, hunger, lack of employment, discrimination, oppression etc. would be reasons for people to emigrate from any country. This applies to Ireland too.

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Q: What pushed the Irish to emigrate?
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Why did Irish emigrate to Canada?

Grinding poverty and British supresion of Catholics.


Why did the Scots Irish emigrate to the colonies?

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What events caused the british to move to north America?

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Scots-Irish migrated to America because of?

Scots and Irish came to America after parliament forbade them to ship their dairy products, linens, and woollens to english markets. Faced with economic ruin, they decided to emigrate to the new world.


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during the famine they did because they had no food and in the 1950's after ww2 unemployment so they emmigrated to usa and UK


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Emigrate is a verb. It describes an action.


How would you put emigrate in a sentence?

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Why did Irish people emigrate in 1950's?

Because they needed jobs and they needed money so they emigrated to many countries such as England or America where they would get plenty money from jobs there!