For the following question, refer to the Irish immigration graph below.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.

In the 1900s, there was a strong prejudice against Irish immigrants and their descendants. What does this tell you about the history of the Irish in the United States?Group of answer choicesThe Irish were once considered to be a separate race.Racial hostility is permanent.There were significant biological differences between Irish people and American people.Ireland must have changed a great deal over the course of the twentieth century.

Which of the following is true of Irish immigrants in the United States, during the 1800s? A:A. They faced more discrimination than German immigrants did.B:B. They were often prejudiced against for being Roman Catholic.C:C. They were often resented for accepting very low-paying jobs.D:D. all of the above

What event triggered the increase in immigration to the United States from Europe after 1815?Multiple choice question.the end of the Napoleonic Wars in Europethe end of the American Civil Warthe Panic of 1837the removal of all Native Americans east of the Mississippi

What political party was formed as a backlash against the Irish immigration in the 1840s?the Know Nothing Partythe Whig Partythe Liberty Partythe Republican Party

What were nativist views toward Irish and German immigrants in the 1850's?Group of answer choicesImmigrants were a threat to the Republic by criminal behavior, drinking and rising political powerImmigrants were productive members of society who were civically engagedCatholicism was compatible with democracy and embraced by nativistsImmigrants had similar views to navitists