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Most of the trouble that took place in Ireland was as a result of the English dispossessing traditional Irish and then exacerbating the situation by discriminating against them socially and comercialy where ever possible this eventually turned into a religious war however it was started by English thieves during the time of Cromwell.
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Why were the Irish Americans discriminated against?
Because they worked American jobs for less pay.
What were some problems?
Many immigrants were discriminated against , particularly the Irish in Amarica where job appliclations commonly said "no Irish need apply"
What were some problems faced?
Many immigrants were discriminated against , particularly the Irish in Amarica where job appliclations commonly said "no Irish need apply"
What were some problems immigrants faced?
Many immigrants were discriminated against , particularly the Irish in Amarica where job appliclations commonly said "no Irish need apply"
The Know-Nothing party was formed largely around the idea of?
passing laws that discriminated against Irish Catholics
What two groups were largely the most discriminated against the Great Immigration?
African Americans and Women
Why were the Irish Germans and Scandinavians discriminated?
The Irish came to American because when they didnt have any food (Famine) They were in serach of land and food. There were so many of them, they were looked down upon.
How were the Irish discriminated?
My ancestors were discriminated against for lots of reasons,none good.Im Irish,English and welsh.I Was Born in America,My Ancestors came to America a couple hundred years ago.They Were Made Fun Of ,For There Traditions,There Accents,There Looks(We Look Good)There Tastes,And There National Religion,Irish Roman Catholic,which my daddy was when he was a kid.But We Are A Proud People,with great music,food,drinks,dance,accents,clothes,traditions,Ect
What factors brought the Irish to the Americas?
There was a burgeoning population and Irish Catholics were discriminated against by Protestants. Then the potato crops began failing, causing a potato famine which was the precipitating factor for a major migration to the U.S.
Why were the Irish Americans discriminated?
Because they would do jobs for less money in America than the caucasian and even African-American workers that they were competing with.
How was the Irish treated when they were in ameria?
Badly. The newest of the immigrants are always discriminated against. They usually had the worst jobs ex. Think about how immigrants are treated today.
Why are Vietnamese immigrants were being discrimminated?
Anything and Anyone is often discriminated against; because they're new and different. 1. Automobiles and their owners were discriminated against by horse and buggy owners in the late 1890s and early 1900s. 2. Airplanes and pilots were discriminated against by people that didn't like their noise, safety problems, and airfields replacing good farming land. 3. Indians discriminated against European settlers for moving in on them, and of course the Europeans discriminated against them when ever they came into town. 4. The Irish were heavily discriminated against in the 1840s upward; that's why many "Irish Cops" became the traditional cop...that's one of the only jobs the Irish could get. That and the US Army. 5. Europeans were discriminated against during the big migrations into Ellis Island in the 1890s and early 1900s; especially the Poles and the Italians. Which gave rise to the Mafia in America, they banded together to protect themselves. 6. In the 1970s, the former South Vietnamese began experiencing discriminations. 7. In the 1990s, the current Russian immigrants are experiencing it.
