Irish diaspora

Target entity: Irish diaspora
Context triple: [Great Famine, significantEventFor, Irish diaspora]

• A. Irish American
  Irish Americans are U.S. residents of Irish ancestry, known for their significant cultural, political, and historical influence in the United States.
• B. Irish Canadian
  Irish Canadians are Canadian residents or citizens of Irish ancestry, reflecting the historical and cultural influence of Irish immigration in Canada.
• C. United States diaspora
  The United States diaspora refers to people of U.S. origin or heritage living outside the country, forming communities that maintain cultural, social, and often political ties to the United States.
• D. Belgian diaspora
  The Belgian diaspora comprises communities of people of Belgian origin living outside Belgium, including both Flemish- and French-speaking emigrants and their descendants around the world.
• E. Jewish diaspora
  The Jewish diaspora refers to the global dispersion of Jewish communities outside their ancestral homeland, shaped by centuries of migration, exile, and cultural adaptation.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Irish diaspora
Target entity description: The Irish diaspora comprises the global community of people of Irish origin whose mass dispersal, especially during and after the 19th-century Great Famine, led to large Irish-descended populations in countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia.

• A. Irish American
  Irish Americans are U.S. residents of Irish ancestry, known for their significant cultural, political, and historical influence in the United States.
• B. Irish Canadian
  Irish Canadians are Canadian residents or citizens of Irish ancestry, reflecting the historical and cultural influence of Irish immigration in Canada.
• C. United States diaspora
  The United States diaspora refers to people of U.S. origin or heritage living outside the country, forming communities that maintain cultural, social, and often political ties to the United States.
• D. Belgian diaspora
  The Belgian diaspora comprises communities of people of Belgian origin living outside Belgium, including both Flemish- and French-speaking emigrants and their descendants around the world.
• E. Jewish diaspora
  The Jewish diaspora refers to the global dispersion of Jewish communities outside their ancestral homeland, shaped by centuries of migration, exile, and cultural adaptation.
• F. None of above. chosen