Irish Immigration to the USA - Animated Timeline
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- In this animated short we trace some of the milestones of Irish immigration to the United States. These are the touchstone factors and experiences that millions of Irish Americans have a connection to.
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Well done! Enjoy your history videos very much.
Thank you. I have some Irish ancestry and am glad yall did a video showing this. Slainte Mhath.
Very well done, thank you.
Rocky thank you for putting this together. very educational especially for someone like me that has ADD!! LOL
You didn’t point the Irish in the Mexican War that where turncoats. Bad with the good. 5:47
what cities or towns in virgina and maryland because i actually have a ton of ancestors from those parts that go back to the 1600s but not further
Love the video...just a little sad Butte America didn't show up at all.
What scot / Irish orders do we have in America
Well produced but all too short synopsis of the migration. Nice timing with St Patrick’s Day just around the corner but I’m feeling a bit left out as an ancestor of Ulster Scots heritage.
Don't forget the role Ulstermen played in the struggle for Irish national liberation, it wasn't like it is today. The Society of United Irishmen was founded by Protestants, and they made up a majority of leadership. They were inspired by the French revolution and sought to have their own, for Ireland, in 1798
Irish Catholic Americians trying to write the Ulster Scots out of History.
This is such a biased History. What about the Ulster scots. 12 US Presidents an all the "Irish" generals. Stop associating the Ulster Scots as being Irish