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Welsh emigrants left Britain primarily in search of better economic opportunities, as many faced limited job prospects and poverty in their homeland, especially during the Industrial Revolution and subsequent economic downturns. Additionally, political and social factors, such as seeking religious freedom or escaping oppressive conditions, motivated some to seek new lives abroad. The allure of land, resources, and the promise of a better future in places like the United States and Australia also played significant roles in their decision to emigrate.
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What is the Welsh currency?
Pound Sterling like the rest of Britain
Who are the Welsh?
The Welsh are the people (and language) of Wales, the country in central western Great Britain. Wales is a constituent country of the United Kingdom.
Where are Irish immigrants going?
Irish immigrants are going to Ireland, Irish emigrants are going to many places including America, Australia, Britain and Canada.
Where did the ship Mimosa sail to from Liverpool in 1865?
Welsh emigrants travelled to South America in 1865 on board the clipper ship Mimosa, establishing a settlement in Patagonia (Argentina) called "Y Wladfa", of which the first town was called Rawson. Several thousand Welsh-speaking residents now live in the general area.
How do you use emigrants in a sentence?
Mexicans in Colorado are emigrants who immigrated from Mexico
Who are the people who can leave their country?
Emigrants
What is the positive and negative effects on a country when emigrants leave?
negative effects
How did industry arrive in us if started in great Britain?
British emigrants, soon followed by Germans.
Which country in Britain has welsh as an important language?
Around 22% of the population of Wales speak Welsh.
Thirty-four percent of European emigrants between 1851 and 1960 came from where?
Great Britain or Ireland
Where did the Welsh go when they left Britain?
You will find people of Welsh ancestry all over the world.
What is the Welsh currency?
Pound Sterling like the rest of Britain
What is the longest-named town in Britain?
The longest place name in Great Britain is that of a Welsh village: Gorsafawddachaidraigeddanheddogleddollonpenrhynareurdraethceredigion.
Which came first Welsh or English?
Welsh :-) The "ancient Britons" who occupied most of Britain at the time of the Roman invasion, were the ancestors of the modern Welsh and spoke an earlier form of Welsh. The name of Caratacus, who led a rebellion against Roman rule, has survived as the modern Welsh name Caradog. So the Welsh have been in Britain, speaking something like Welsh, since some centuries BC.; the English arrived during the 5th century AD.
Who are the Welsh?
The Welsh are the people (and language) of Wales, the country in central western Great Britain. Wales is a constituent country of the United Kingdom.
What country in South America speak welsh?
No country in South America speaks welsh, however there may be a few welsh speakers living or visiting South America. Welsh is spoken in Britain.
Who wrote The Emigrants?
Gilbert Imlay wrote The Emigrants.
