During the irish potato famine, about one million people died of starvation or related disease. this event was the most significant in irish history, because it led to about two million people leaving the country in search of a better life.

which statement is a fact that could be used to support a body paragraph about irish immigration?

the irish potato famine is the most significant event in irish history.

the irish potato famine killed more than two million people.

two million people emigrated as a result of the irish potato famine.

one million people left ireland during the irish potato famine.

Two million people emigrated as a result of the Irish potato famine.

Explanation:

This statement could be used to support a body paragraph about Irish immigration because it was the main reason why massive emigration from Ireland started in the mid-19th century. Indeed, the social and economic consequences of this famine were so catastrophic that most Irish people left their home in search of a better life in other countries, especially in the US. The number of Irish immigrants who entered in the US during this period was so high that there were more Irish people only in the US than in Ireland. Due to the Irish diaspora that started with the potato famine and to the political, economic, and social problems that outbroke in Ireland because of this, this event is considered the most significant in Irish history.

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