It caused lots of Irish people to leave Ireland. Many of those went to the USA and right to this day many people can trace their ancestry as far back as to those people that came from Ireland in the 1840s. Many Irish people got heavily involved in American society, working in all sorts of areas and helping to contribute to the development of the USA at that time. Their legacies remain in things they did, like building cities and towns, building railways, get involved with the police, army, navy, fire services, politics etc.
In a myriad of ways, far too many to mention. Irish people emigrated to America in their thousands and settled all around America making a big contribution at all levels of society with several US presidents even claiming Irish ancestry. To this day Irish influence can be seen all over America.
It caused about 500,000 Irish to emigrate to America.
It affected America in that many Irish people emigrated to America. The actual blight that caused the famine did not affect America.
A large number of the irish people emmigrated into the US
Potato Blight, Potato Late Blight Agent, Potato Late Blight Fungus
Lumpers. ... until the crop was affected by blight which destroyed the crops and then there were none. That's why it it ended in the Irish crisis called the potato famine.
potato blight
The blight during the famine wasn't caused by a fungus, it was caused by the oomycete Phytophthora infestans.
Yes it was.
Potato.
potato blight are potato mold,potato disease,potato mildew and potato murrain.
Potato Blight, Potato Late Blight Agent, Potato Late Blight Fungus
Potato blight is a fungus.
During the 1840s, potato blight affected potatoes in Ireland, causing a famine.
Lumpers. ... until the crop was affected by blight which destroyed the crops and then there were none. That's why it it ended in the Irish crisis called the potato famine.
1845
a story about potato blight
Blight a disease that spread through potatoes
Potato blight.
1845
Yes, Potato blight is endemic in Ireland and Europe, but today a variety of types of potato are grown some of which are blight resistant and we also have chemical sprays that can kill the fungus. The trouble with the blight in the past was that there were no sprays and only one variety of potato was grown and when a blight evolved to attack this variety, it meant that ALL the Irish crop was hit and this lead to famine.