The Great Famine by Niamh Mannion 1. Eviction 1.1. Many people could not afford to pay rent to landlords and were evicted from their homes. 1.1.1. They're homes were burnt so that they could not return. 1.1.2. Some went to the workhouse. 1.1.2.1. Others emigrated. 2. Emmigration 2.1. 1845-1850: Around 1 million people emigrated on coffin ships ...

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During the mid-19th century, Ireland faced a devastating period known as the Great Famine, which lasted from 1845 to 1851. The famine resulted in the deaths of approximately one million people and caused another million to flee, primarily to America.

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Make your own mind maps at www.mindomo.com. the great famine. cause. sub division of land-through generations families split up their land to give to their decendents. over dependece. in Ireland the families depended too much on the potato crop as it …

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2016年10月13日 · Irish famine. Consequences. Population Decline. By 1851 1 million people had died, 1 million had emigrated, The total population loss was 2 million. Consolidation of land. instead of farms getting smaller they grew larger. Landlords were in debt after the famine, so many landlords were anxious to sell their land. Tenants stopped subdividing land.

Irish Famine. Causes of the famine. Potato Blight: A new fungal disease struck the Irish potato crops . The first sign was the leaves of the potatoes went black turning the potatoes into mush making them inedible

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