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1. The failure of the potato crop in Ireland.

2.Unsuccessful uprisings by Germans against their rulers in 1848

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Both the above stimulated emigration, not immigration.

The growth of industrial cities, especially in Britain and Germany, stimulated Immigration to them from other less developed European countries.

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