The Potato Famine forced many Irish citizens to immigrate to America. The Potato Famine (also known as the Great Famine and the Potato Blight) is defined as "a period of mass starvation, disease and emigration in Ireland between 1845 and 1852." Many immigrants moved to Canada, the United States, mainland Europe, Scotland, Wales, England and Australia.
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The Trials after World War II to persecute Nazi War Criminals were called the Nuremberg War Trials. There were some other minor ones but the Trials at Nuremberg were the main ones. It persecuted many top notch officers.
The first amendment grants the right to freedoms concerning religion, the expression of religion, the assembly of religion and the right to petition religion. It also forbids congress from promoting one religion over another as well as preventing the restriction of an individual’s religious practices.