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28 September, 06:56

What led to an increase of immigrants from Ireland to the United States in the mid-1840s

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    In the 1840's, Irish immigrants fled to America because of famine in Ireland and England. The potato blight destroyed the main source of food for the Irish. Potato blight is a disease specifically in potatoes that can be harmful to humans if consumed.
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