Which sentence about the Irish potato famine is objective? It was wrong for the English to export all of Ireland's healthy crops ... Almost one million Irish people died during the potato famine. The poor Irish must have been hungry, miserable, and afraid. The Irish potato famine is a terrible period in Western history.

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Which sentence about the Irish potato famine is objective? It was wrong for the English to export all of Ireland's healthy crops ... Almost one million Irish people died during the potato famine. The poor Irish must have been hungry, miserable, and afraid. The Irish potato famine is a terrible period in Western history.

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Hadassah Mcintyre · Answer 1

The objective sentence is the second one: Almost one million Irish people died during the potato famine. The others are speculative or conveying an opinion without an exposition. For example, if the first option was "England caused the famine by exporting Ireland's healthy crops" it would have also been objective.