History, 01.06.2021 19:30, yurlgurllmay

How did the potato famine in Ireland impact the United States? A. A large number of Irish immigrants moved to U. S. cities.

B. American merchants sold more farm equipment to Irish farmers.

C. Many American scientists went to Ireland to study the crop failure.

D. The price of potatoes in the United States went down.

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