The British contributed to the hardships of the great famine by

-Removing much-needed farming equipment

-continuing to export food from Ireland

-requiring Irish citizens to move to North America

- allowing too many people to live in Ireland

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11 December, 10:30

The British contributed to the hardships of the great famine by

-Removing much-needed farming equipment

-continuing to export food from Ireland

-requiring Irish citizens to move to North America

- allowing too many people to live in Ireland

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Adriana Kirk · Answer 1

The correct answer is continuing to export food from Ireland

The Great Famine in Ireland is a tragedy in the history of the country that has left strong marks on the Irish people. It occurred between 1845 and 1849 and killed about 25% of the country's population. The event left strong marks on the population and won a memorial in Docklands: the Famine Memorial.

The British contributed to the hardships of the great famine by-Removing much-needed farming equipment-continuing to export food from Ireland-requiring Irish citizens to move to North America- allowing too many people to live in Ireland

The British contributed to the hardships of the great famine by

-Removing much-needed farming equipment

-continuing to export food from Ireland

-requiring Irish citizens to move to North America

- allowing too many people to live in Ireland