Question

From what you have learned about the U.S. reaction to the Irish diaspora, what similar effects do you think Australia and Canada faced between 1841 and 1850? Do you think that there were any differences in how these countries reacted? If so, why? If not, why not? Your answer should be at least 150 words in length

Answer 1

From 1841-1850, 1.3 million people moved  overseas, the greatest part around 70% went to the  USA, the rest of them shipped to Australia and only 2% to  Canada.  A lot of people died because of different diseases during the trip and the conditions were terrible. In the USA, quarantine centers were established for arriving ships, where sick emigrants recovered. The emigration continued until the  First World War. Canada and Australia reacted in a different way, because the amount of emigrants was much lower, the greatest part of emigrants decided to move to the  USA. Emigrants had the poorest jobs and bad conditions for life in the USA.

Answer 2

Answer:

Between 1841 and 1850, 1.3 million individuals moved overseas, with the majority of them destined for the United States, the rest for Australia, and only 2% for Canada. During the voyage, several individuals perished from various ailments, and the conditions were appalling. Quarantine centers for arriving ships were created in the United States, where sick emigrants were treated. Until the First World War, the emigration persisted. Because the number of emigrants was substantially fewer in Canada and Australia, the majority of emigrants chose to relocate to the United States. Emigrants had the worst work and living circumstances in the United States.

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