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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #37206 Entrepreneur Philosophy
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The  majority  of  the  British  officials  in  the  1840s  adopted  the  entrepreneur  philosophy,  which  supported  a  policy  of  non-intervention  in  the  Irish  plight.  Prime  Minister  Sir  Robert  Peel  was  .  He  showed  compassion  toward  the  Irish  by  making  a  move  to    the  Corn  Laws,  which  had  been  put  in  place  to  protect  British  grain  producers  from  the  competition  of  foreign  markets.  For  this  hasty  decision,  Peel  quickly  lost  the  support  of  the  British  people  and  was  forced  to  .  The  new  Prime  Minister,  Lord  John  Russell,  allowed  assistant  Charles  Trevelyan  to  take  complete  control  over  all  of  the  relief  efforts  in  Ireland.  Trevelyan  believed  that  the  Irish  situation  should  be  left  to  Providence.  Claiming  that  it  would  be  dangerous  to  let  the  Irish  become  dependent  on  other  countries,  he  even  took  steps  to  close  food  consumers  that  were  selling  corn  and  to  redirect  shipments  of  corn  that  were  already  on  their  way  to  Ireland.  A  few  relief  programs  were  eventually  ,  such  as  soup  kitchens  and  workhouses;  however,  these  were  poorly.

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