How does the potato crop failure in Ireland demonstrate the relationship between humans and the environment? Because potatoes grew naturally in Ireland, people came to rely on them as a main source of food. When the potato crop failed in the 1800s, the Irish were able to switch to other agricultural products. In the mid1800s, the potato crops failed in Ireland. Since that was their primary source of food, many starved to death nearly one million people. Therefore, people relied on the environment for their livelihood. The Spanish never assisted the Irish in methods of growing potat

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How does the potato crop failure in Ireland demonstrate the relationship between humans and the environment?  	 	 Because potatoes grew naturally in Ireland, people came to rely on them as a main source of food. When the potato crop failed in the 1800s, the Irish were able to switch to other agricultural products. 	 In the mid1800s, the potato crops failed in Ireland. Since that was their primary source of food, many starved to death  nearly one million people. Therefore, people relied on the environment for their livelihood. 	 The Spanish never assisted the Irish in methods of growing potat

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