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(4 points)
Came to U.S. due to potato famine; worked in factories; faced discrimination
Took jobs outside the home in textile mills
A time when machines were used to make products previously made by people.
U.S. manufacturing increased
Effects of War 1812, Industrial Revolution, Irish, Women
(4 points)
Came to U.S. due to potato famine; worked in factories; faced discrimination
Took jobs outside the home in textile mills
A time when machines were used to make products previously made by people.
U.S. manufacturing increased
Effects of War 1812, Industrial Revolution, Irish, Women
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The best answer that summarizes the provided information would be:
"Irish immigrants came to the U.S. due to the potato famine, worked in factories, and faced discrimination, while women took jobs outside the home in textile mills during a time when the Industrial Revolution increased U.S. manufacturing and was influenced by the effects of the War of 1812."
"Irish immigrants came to the U.S. due to the potato famine, worked in factories, and faced discrimination, while women took jobs outside the home in textile mills during a time when the Industrial Revolution increased U.S. manufacturing and was influenced by the effects of the War of 1812."