In what way did britian hurt the irish in the 19th century?

Answer 1

Britain flooded Ireland with manufactured goods, hurting local producers.

Britain bankrupted most Irish manufacturers.

Britain bought out most Irish farms.
as far as i know irelands economy as only ever benefitted from Britain the british pay Ireland money every year to cover health cost of Irish ppl who have worked in the UK and then retired back home to Ireland the location of northern Ireland and cheaper goods as made it worse for southern Ireland economically as the republic of Ireland people prefer to shop there southern Ireland raised vat were as the UK lowered it Ireland have not done so well since they adopted the euro

Answer 2

Britain restricted Irish political participation.

Britain flooded Ireland with British goods.

Britain suspended Irish civil rights.

Starved them to death when their potatoes all died and they still had to send Britain all their food.

Answer 3

The Irish Potato Famine caused the deaths of around 1 million Irish, but the British did not do enough to help them recover, and also made them send food to Britain even though many people were starving in Ireland. Throughout the 19th century Irishmen were executed as rebels or evicted from their land. Hundreds of Irishmen also served in the British Army during the fight against Napoleon and rebels in British colonies such as the Zulus in South Africa or the Mahdi in Sudan.

Answer 4

Starved them to death when their potatoes all died and they still had to send Britain all their food.