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How did the Great Famine influence Irish society during the 19th century? O A. It motivated the Irish government to provide greater social services. B. It shifted the Irish economy from agricultural to industrial. O C. It led to a population explosion that created overcrowding in Irish cities. D. It caused millions of people to flee Ireland for the United States.

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