'Irish famine' diaporamas de présentation

Poverty and Underdevelopment Lecture 1: Famine in India Lecture 2: The Causes of Poverty and Underdevel

Poverty and Underdevelopment Lecture 1: Famine in India Lecture 2: The Causes of Poverty and Underdevelopment Lecturer: David Hardiman. Madras Famine 1876-77. Western Indian famine of 1899-1900. Features of Famine in late Nineteenth Century India Rain failure.

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Post harvest diseases of potato

Post harvest diseases of potato. List of diseases. Black Leg - Erwinia carotovora Dry rot - Fusarium coeruleum Brown rot - Ralstonia solanacearum Potato wart - Synchytrium endobioticum Late blight - Phytophthora infestans Scab - Streptomyces Scabies

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THE GREAT FAMINE

THE GREAT FAMINE. The Irish famine began in 1845 and continued until 1851. More than 1 million died in 3 years as a result of hunger and diseases and much the same number emigrated to Great Britain, the United States and Australia. The great Irish potato famine.

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Social exclusion: the health needs of migrants

Social exclusion: the health needs of migrants. Martin McKee GHAC. Who moves? Migration from Europe to North America in the 19 th century. Wave 1: small-scale entrepreneurs seeking a better life (economic migrants) Wave 2: people fleeing persecution or destitution (refugees) Irish famine

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Friends and Neighbours?

Friends and Neighbours?. Aims. Understand some of the hostile views about the Irish held by Scots Examine how far such views were justified. Success Criteria: You can: Identify three reasons why the Irish were regarded with suspicion. Give an argument as to why this was unfair.

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Irish Famine

Irish Famine. Contents. 1. Coming of the blight . 2. Famine fever. 3. Workhouses. 4. Soup kitchens. 5. Death. 6. Credits. Coming of the blight.

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