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Where did many Ireland's relocate?
Irish people have emigrated to many countries, particularly England, the USA, Canada and Australia.
How many countries is Canada divided into?
Canada is not divided into countries. Canada is a country that is divided into ten provinces and three territories.
What are the main countries to which the Irish emigrated during the famine?
most went to the United States. Others went to Britian & Canada
Where did Sandford Flemming live?
He was born in Scotland, then he emigrated to Canada.
Where is Irish people found?
Firstly Ireland. then, as people from Ireland have emigrated to many parts of the world, they can be found in many countries like the USA, Australia, Canada and countries in Africa, Europe, Asia and South America.
Where did the people of highland clearences emigrate to?
The people of the Highland Clearances primarily emigrated to various parts of Scotland, such as the Lowlands and the cities. Additionally, many emigrated to other parts of the British Empire, including Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Some also went to the United States, particularly to areas like New England and the Midwest.
Where did Kirkpatrick MacMillan live?
He lived in southwest Scotland and emigrated to Canada
What caused Britain to take over Canada?
Britain did not "take over Canada" . People emigrated there just as they did to America
Which countries in South America also rank among the ten largest?
The following are four to the largest countries in the world:Russia, Canada, China, United States. Which countries located in South America also rank the ten largest?
Which are the top ten limestone producing countries?
The top ten limestone producing countries are China, the United States, India, Japan, Brazil, Russia, Iran, Turkey, France, and Italy.
Which are Top ten powerful countries?
USA,Russia,China,Britain,Japan,india,Dutch,French,Sweden,Canada,
Who helped the US attack on D Day?
The US was a partner in an invasion that involved Britain, Canada and ten other countries.
