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What impact did the Great Famine have on the population of Ireland?
The population of Ireland decrease do to disease and starvation. Between death and emigration the population reduced by about 2 million. To this day, the population of Ireland has not reached the level of about 8 million that was there before the famine.
What is the difference between a famine and a blight?
Blight refers to the disease that affects a crop and the resulting starvation and problems is a famine.
Most Native American deaths were caused by?
disease and famine were the greatest tragedies befalling NorthAmerican Indians.
Ireland suffered a massive famine when a plant disease killed the crop?
potato
The great patato famine?
The Great Potato Famine, also known as the Irish Potato Famine, was a devastating period of mass starvation and disease in Ireland from 1845 to 1852. The famine was caused by the failure of the potato crop, which was a staple food for the majority of the population. It resulted in the death or emigration of millions of Irish people and had long-lasting social and economic impacts on the country.
Who gave the idea that famine disease and war could prevent the endless growth of human population?
Thomas Malthus, a British economist, suggested in his 1798 work "An Essay on the Principle of Population" that population growth is limited by resources and that famine, disease, and war are natural checks to prevent population from endlessly growing beyond available resources.
Who presented the idea that only famine disease and war could prevent endless growth in human populations?
Thomas Malthus
What is a e word to describe famine?
An 'e' word to describe famine is: Endless. EX: The endless famine was horrible.
What are the possible happenings if the end of the world comes?
The possiblities are endless but some of the more common theories are: meteor, nucluear weapons, disease, global famine, change in weather patterns.
How do you prevent famine?
Prevent famine by storing food and by planting fruit and vegetable gardens
Is famine a disease?
No, famine is not a disease. It is an economic condition that was unknown before civilization started. So, if it is considered a disease, then it is the disease of civilized life. More children die every year from famine than all the soldiers that died in the WWI and WWII combined.
What is the law of population?
The law of population, proposed by Thomas Malthus, suggests that population growth tends to outpace the growth of resources, leading to inevitable checks on population such as famine, disease, or war. Malthus argued that these checks were necessary to prevent overpopulation and maintain a balance between population and resources.
What was the potato famine?
I believe the potato famine was when in Ireland, or somewhere near there, a disease that affected potatos, destroyed almost all of the potato population, killing hundreds of Irish farmers and citizens, that depen highly on potatos
Thomas malthus discourage vaccinations because?
He believed the only checks on population growth were nature's "natural" methods of war, disease, and famine
What factor did thomas Malthus think would eventually limit the human population?
The factors that Thomas Malthus thought would eventually limit the human population were war, famine, and disease.
What impact did the Great Famine have on the population of Ireland?
The population of Ireland decrease do to disease and starvation. Between death and emigration the population reduced by about 2 million. To this day, the population of Ireland has not reached the level of about 8 million that was there before the famine.
In 1492 population in north and south America?
not 900 million. at most 200 million, but rapidly declined because of famine and disease brought by the Europeans.
