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What caused the increase of Irish immigration in the mid-1800s? The Irish were fleeing revolutions. Ireland ran out of farmland. o Ireland experienced a potato famine.

What caused the increase of Irish immigration in the mid-1800s? The Irish were fleeing revolutions. Ireland ran out of farmland. o Ireland experienced a potato famine.
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What caused the increase of Irish immigration in the mid-1800s?

The Irish were fleeing revolutions.
Ireland ran out of farmland.
o
Ireland experienced a potato famine.

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Ireland experienced a potato famine

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