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Between 1845 and 1848, it rained a lot on Ireland. Potatoes didn't grow, but rotted. They could not be eaten. Irish people had nothing to eat and they starved. About 1/3 died, 1/3 lived and 1/3 moved to the USA. Today, Boston, USA is the biggest Irish community outside Ireland.  

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Between 1845 and 1848, it rained a lot on Ireland. Potatoes didn't grow, but rotted. They could not be eaten. Irish people had nothing to eat and they starved. About 1/3 died, 1/3 lived and 1/3 moved to the USA. Today, Boston, USA is the biggest Irish community outside Ireland.  

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In the 19th century, Europe used to be no good place to live. There used to be wars, poverty, diseases, revolutions or famine. Many Europeans dreamt of a better life in America. In the new country, there were many possibilities and the territory was immense.

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If the Titanic had had more life boats (photo), the total number of survivors would have been more important.

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2224 people on board (710 saved).

All people -rich and poor-  went under water with the boat

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Modest and poor families had one cabin for a lot of people ...

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Rich European or American families had very comfortable cabins

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The Titanic sank in April, 1912, during her first voyage from Europe (Southampton) to the USA.

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So, with the bad situation(s) in Europe, many people wanted to flee, to escape to the new country: America.

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So, with the bad situation(s) in Europe, many people wanted to flee, to escape to the new country: America.

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In the new land, you had the possibility to "make it", to become  rich.

but first, people had to cross the Atlantic. Conditions on ships were not comfortable: a lot of people, the sea not very calm, bad food and hygiene, diseases, etc. The ships had a name: "coffin ships".

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She was not the first from her family: her parents were already in New York.

Young Annie Moore arrived from Cork, Ireland and she was the first person to set foot on Ellis Island on January, 1st, 1892.

There is her statue with her two brothers in Cork.

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II/ Crossing the Atlantic and Ellis Island.

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II/ Crossing the Atlantic and Ellis Island.