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What vegetable famine did Ireland have many years ago?
The potato famine, in the second half of the 1840s.
What decision did many of Ireland's citizens make during that potato famine?
Many decided to leave Ireland.
What occurred in Ireland from 1845-1848?
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How many people died at the famine in Ireland?
around 1 million
Why did Ireland imagrated in America between the 1880 1920?
Ireland had a potato famine and many fled to America because of food. The famine was later found to be a bacteria briught from Britain.
How many people died in year black 47 the famine?
550,000 people died in 1847 due to famine in Ireland.
How many people died due to scurvy in the Irish famine?
Everyone in Ireland because of the potato famine in the 1900"s
How many people remained in Ireland when the potato famine ended?
Answer 5 million
In what year did workhouses come to Ireland during the famine?
Yes there were. There were many used when Ireland was poor and people were starving. The most significant period that they were used was during the famine in Ireland during the second half of the 1840s. Many people ended up in the workhouses during that period of Irish history.
What caused many deaths in Ireland and mass emigration from the country?
The famine that occurred in Ireland during the second half of the 1840s.
Why did many Irish immigrants come to America in 1845?
The famine in Ireland had started, so many people left the country. Some went to America.
When did the Irish start coming to the US and why?
When the famine began in 1845, many people began to emigrate from Ireland, many of those going to America. There would have been some emigration to America before that, but the famine increased the numbers going.
