In the second half of the 1840s, potato blight destroyed the potato crop in Ireland. At that time it was a major source of food in Ireland. As a result of that famine, many people died and many left Ireland in search of a better life.
yes he sent an invasion to ireland in 1649-1650. he wanted to kill the catholic irish and starve them
The potato crop got potato blight which destroyed the potatoes. Because it was the main food in Ireland at that time, many people began to starve. The famine lasted from about 1845 to 1852.
It wrecked the Southern economy, and helped to starve the Confederate troops in the field.
about 72 days to mummify someone. during that time the family mourns by wearing black and eating so little they almost starve.
People associate St. Patrick with the country of Ireland.
yes
yes he sent an invasion to ireland in 1649-1650. he wanted to kill the catholic irish and starve them
Almost starve
Because it takes almost three months to starve to death.
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When the potatoes in Ireland developed a disease because of the wet weather in the summer. Potatoes were a big part of the Irish'diet which then led families to starve and other countries such as India to import sacks of yellow cornmeal to Ireland.
Almost. It's about 60% Protestant and 40% Catholic.
Almost everyone eats food that is grown by farmers. Without farmers, most of the population of the world would starve.
Texas is almost 10 times larger than Ireland. Texas has a land area of 261797 sq. mi. while Ireland has 27135 sq. mi. Texas largest county, Brewster, has a land area of 6193 sq. mi.; almost 1/5 the size of Ireland.
The Arctic, Antarctica, Ireland and a handful of small islands - otherwise snakes are present in almost every country.
In my opinion, as a Irish-English girl yes they did. They left Ireland to a handful of englishmen, and those englishmen were landlords to those of Ireland. The Irish popualtion were used as potatoe farmers. They were not compansated for their work. And most were left to starve. Ireland was full of poverty. And disease. The only wealthy people in Ireland were the English occupied areas. It quite sad. If you look up the history of Ireland, you would be shocked.
Wicklow in the Republic of Ireland and Antrim in Northern Ireland.