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Are the hardships that Father Junipero Serra and Gaspar de Portola went through the same type of hardships that you would go through today?
no
What hardships did his family go through as he was growing up?
there wasn't one
What hardships did Irish have to face when coming to America?
they faced prejudice
How did the hardships or obstacles affect patricia bath?
Patricia Bath she didn't go through any struggles surprisingly.
What procedures did the Irish immigrants have to go through to get in the US?
They were checked to make sure they were who they said they were, and for diseases.
What hardship did paul sereno go through?
Paul faced hardships like shipwreck, taken by the Romans for questioning, put in prison in dark dungeons.
What were some hardships George Washington Carver go through?
He was a botanist and scientist, director of agricultural research 1896 - 1943 at the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama
What hardships did Malcolm X face?
he faced through drugs.
What hardships has Columbia gone through?
nothing, great country
Who was first girl who emigrated Ireland to America?
supposedly Annie Moore was the first person to go through Ellis island. she was Irish supposedly Annie Moore was the first person to go through Ellis island. she was Irish
Why are there so many Irish emigrants?
Most of the Irish emigrants came because of the civil unrest, the severe unemployment, or the almost inconceivable hardships there were at home. These were the main reasons of why they came to the United States of America.
What are things every Irish-American should know about Irish culture?
== Irish Americans should firstly know where they come from and why their ancestors had to leave , they should know about Irish values, customs and traditions; they should know all about the struggles and hardships Ireland went through, especially in the 19th and 20th Century. They also should know a few words in Irish. === === A knowledge of the Irish language is not necessary to get around in Ireland, but it connects the Irish diaspora with the homeland and connects all of the Irish to their own history and heritage. In the presence of an Irish person, never, ever call yourself "Irish", or they simply wont take you seriously and assume you're a plastic Paddy, always say "Irish-American".
