According to the Text, Irish Immigrants to the U

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True/False

According to the text, Irish immigrants to the U.S. were often used for hazardous work in the South because they were cheaper to replace than slaves.

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Definitions:

Slave Labor

The forced labor of individuals who are owned by others, without the freedom to refuse work and without rightful compensation.

Deep South

A term used to describe the most south-eastern states of the United States, known for their historical reliance on agriculture, particularly cotton, and where slavery and racial segregation were deeply rooted.

Irish Immigrants

Individuals from Ireland who moved to other countries, notably the United States, in significant numbers, especially during the 19th and early 20th centuries, seeking better opportunities.

American Dictionary

A reference work that aims to encompass the lexicon of American English, providing definitions, pronunciations, and usage examples.