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How did the potato famine affect Irish emigration? They switched to pasta. Most of the Irish went on low carbohydrate diets. Over a million people died and emigration was the only option for many. They
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How did the potato famine affect Irish emigration?
They switched to pasta.
Most of the Irish went on low carbohydrate diets.
Over a million people died and emigration was the only option for many.
They tried to ignore it.
none of the above
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Over a million people died and emigration was the only option for many" is the proper answer. Many of the people emigrated to the United States, which increased the population.
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