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What have been all consequences of Irish immigrants in NZ society?
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What does America have that Ireland does not have?
I believe that would be corned beef and cabbage on St. Patrick's Day. I have been told that this custom was first begun by Irish immigrants in the U.S. and not an ancient Irish custom at all.
Was there ever a time when Irish immigrants were required to serve in the US Military upon their entry into this country?
as far as i know no there has never been a time that Irish immigrants were forced to serve as a whole although during the civil war the north lured the Irish over to the us by promises of jobs and the American dream, but when they arrived there were no jobs and they were arrested and given the option of jail or serve
Why do people soketimes say that the US is and has alwayes been a land of immigrants?
Everyone who came to the colonies came from another place. About 48% were English, but there were Germans, Irish, Scottish, Swedish, and other nations. That makes them immigrants.
What did the Americans think of the Italian immigrants?
Many Americans did not like Italians upon their arrival in the U.S. Mostly Irish people, who had already been in the United States and considered themselves "American", were against Italians and did everything they could to prevent them from succeeding. Due to the fact that Irish immigrants had been in the U.S. so much longer than the Italians, they had worked their way into police and fire department and had become in charge of their surroundings, giving them an advantage over other immigrants. There are still harsh feelings among Irish and Italian people today. I hope I helped answer your question. :)
What items did the IRISH bring with them to the us?
Our society has been influenced by the Irish in so many things. Music, art, theater, songs, government, inventions, writers, foods, and business. Over 60% of the civil war soldiers were Irish. Several presidents have Irish ancestors. Andrew Jackson's family were Irish. The Irish built the nation's railroads.
Why were immigrants treated badly?
Immigrants have been treated badly for various reasons throughout history, including xenophobia, economic competition, and cultural differences. Discrimination and prejudice can lead to mistreatment and marginalization of immigrant groups in society.
How did the Irish immigrants change Canada?
They helped create Canada. Some of our Fathers of Confederation were Irish, most famously DArcy Mcgee, our first politician to be assassinated by the Americans, or as they prefer by an American, actually they prefer if we say by an Irish man who just happened to be American but that is another answer. The Irish were also one of the groups that built the railways in Canada, including the railway to the West Coast. They have been traditionally been very supportive of independence from Britain and of minority rights in Canada.
How many british prime ministers have been irish?
None , a small percentage have been of Irish descent but none have been fully Irish.
How many immigrants came to America from the Caribbean?
There have been many immigrants who came to America from the Caribbean over the years. There have been over 3.5 million immigrants who came from the Caribbean.
What does the title the fate of the banished mean?
"The Fate of the Banished" suggests exploring what happens to those who have been exiled or excluded from a group or society. It delves into the consequences, outcomes, or destinies of individuals who have been cast out or isolated from their community.
Has there been any Irish popes?
No, there have been no Irish popes and only one pope from England.
How many Irish mayors have been in power in the history of Chicago?
There have been ten Irish mayors of Chicago since the city's inception in 1833. Nine have been Irish Catholic.
