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    Why They Came to America

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    potatoes crops in Ireland; the potatoes being the main staple of the Irish people’s diet they were devastated. The Irish people were oppressed by British rule and forced live in huts with a small plot of land beside to grow potatoes. All other crops were exported and the Irish faced starvation and disease. The British found it to be cheaper to pay for passage to the United States then to support and individual for a year in the work house. (Gjerde‚ 1998)pg 103 The people of Ireland soon became the

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    office Dublin‚ Ireland. Location of business within the UK London‚ Portsmouth‚ Reading‚ Exeter‚ Swansea‚ Cardiff Bristol‚ Derby‚ Sheffield‚ Leeds‚ Liverpool‚ Manchester‚ Birmingham‚ Aberdeen‚ Edinburgh‚ Glasgow Background information about the business Primark was first opened by Arthur Ryan in June 1969 in Mary Street‚ Dublin under the name Penneys. It became apparent that more stores were required and another four were added to the chain. Further expansion and success in Ireland dictated the move

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    The United States During the nineteenth century a large number of Irish Catholics immigrated to America in hope of escaping The Great Famine‚ as well as the persecution imposed by the British Penal Laws. The incredibly dangerous journey from Ireland to Ellis Island foreshadowed the hardships that were to come for the Irish. Con artists recognized the overwhelming challenges the Irish faced and capitalized on their naivety. Many Irish were duped into living in overpriced tenement housing with unbearable

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    In the late 1900s in Northern Ireland conflict was brewing. Tensions were rising between the Catholic and Protestant populations. Sitting on the border between these two sides was a small church headed by Dr. Reverend Gary Mason. Seeing the violence around him‚ Mason decided to use his influence as a church leader to bring peace to his home. Today‚ years later‚ Northern Ireland is still working towards peace and Mason is credited with much of the progress made so far. He visited Hamline not

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    The life And Times of A Rebellious Irish Hero Bobby Sands Sands was born into a Catholic family in Abbots Cross‚ Newtownabbey‚ County Antrim‚ Northern Ireland‚ and lived there until 1960 where the family moved to Rathcoole‚ Newtownabbey. On his release from prison in 1976‚ he returned to his family home in West Belfast‚ and resumed his active role in the IRA’s campaign. He was charged with involvement in the October 1976 bombing of the Balmoral Furniture Company in Dunmurry‚ although he was never

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    Seamus Heaney Research

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    "His poetry shows a powerful devotion to the earth‚ particularly to the landscape and soil of his native Northern Ireland. But Heaney is equally dedicated to language." Not only is Heaney devoted to his subject matter and sources of stimulation‚ his poems are also seen to be very inspirational and relevant to general life issues. His connection to nature and the rural areas of Ireland are quite extraordinary. As Heaney scrutinizes the mortuary of the past he also interrogates the myths of the past

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    at the current situations‚ there is a wide range of families in modern-day Ireland‚ which include those headed by single or unmarried mothers and fathers‚ gay and lesbian parents‚ grand-parents and other family members etc. According to the 2006 census‚ one in eight people live in one-parent families and I think they also should be recognized as families and given the rights of families. People can’t adopt in Ireland because of the procedures‚ and not because there are not enough kids to go

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    the above passage‚ it represents how in the 1700s the Scottish-Irish immigrants came to America broke but were culturally competent with literacy unlike many of the poor Irish Catholic immigrants that arrived in America due to the potato famine in Ireland. The change over time for the Scots-Irish immigrants began with a culturally diverse and economically inferior populous during the eighteen century facing social and religious stigmas connected to Protestantism which differed from most other Irish

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    is one of the largest examples of how people react to conflict‚ and how much it can have an impact on society: If Roosevelt decided to remain a bystander and not partake in the war‚ how would society be different today? A small town in Northern Ireland‚ Omagh‚ saw one of the most controversial bombings of all time‚ appropriately named the “Omagh Bombing.” 22 people died when the RIRA (Real Irish Republican Army) parked a car bomb in a street in the town centre‚ their purpose was to cause havoc

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    Pastoral Letter

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    Document Analysis: Pastoral Letter: The Catholic Hierarchy condemns the anti-Treaty forces in the Civil War‚ 11 October 1922 The pastoral letter was written by cardinal Michael Logue and the other archbishops of Ireland in Dublin on 11 October 1922. In December of the previous year five members of the Irish delegation‚ including Michael Collins and Arthur Griffith‚ signed the Anglo-Irish treaty. When the delegations returned the treaty was met with fierce opposition. Apart

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