THE TROUBLES

THE TROUBLES

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THE

TROUBLES

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WHICH ARE THE 2 COUNTRIES YOU CAN FIND IN IRELAND?

IRELAND IS DIVIDED INTO
2 PARTS: THE REPUBLIC
OF IRELAND (EIRE) AND
THE NORTHERN IRELAND
(ULSTER)

IRELAND WAS INVADED BU
HENRY II IN 1172. THE
ENGLISH PRESENCE WAS
CHARACTERIZED BY
REPRESSIONS,
CONFISCATION,
DISCRIMINATION AND
FIERCE REBELLIONS.

IN 1801, THE TWO
COUNTRIES BECAME
INDIVISIBLE BY THE ACT OF
UNION, BECOMING THE
UNITED KINGDOM OF
GREAT BRITAIN AND
IRELAND.

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IRELAND WAS INVADED BY....

• HENRY VIII

• HENRY II

• HENRY III

• HENRY IV

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IN 1801, THE UNITED KINGDOM OF IRELAND AND GREAT BRITAIN WAS DELCARED BY THE

MICHAEL COLLINS, AN IRISH
REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER AND
POLITICIAN LED A REBELLION
AGAINST THE BRITISH PRESENCE IN
IRELAND.

The Easter Rising, also known as the Easter Rebellion, was an armed insurrection in Ireland during Easter Week in April 1916. The Rising was launched by Irish republicans against British rule in Ireland with the aim of establishing an independent Irish Republic while the United Kingdom was fighting the First World War. It was the most significant uprising in Ireland since the rebellion of 1798 and the first armed conflict of the Irish revolutionary period. Sixteen of the Rising's leaders were executed

​1918: The independence of Ireland was proclaimed and they created an independet Parliament. one more time, they were arrested.

IN 1921, THE ANGLO-IRISH
TREATY ESTABLISHED THE IRISH
FREE STATE AS A
SELF-GOVERNING DOMINION.
THE TREATY INCLUDED ALL THE
32 COUNTIES, BUT ACTUALLY,
THE 6 COUNTIES OF THE
NORTHERN IRELAND WERE
GIVEN THE RIGHT TO REMAIN
PART OF THE UK.

1949, THE
REPUBLIC OF
IRELAND WAS
DECLARED.

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MICHAEL COLLINS WAS...

• A BRITISH SOLDIER

• AN IRISH DOCTOR

• A BRITISH POLITICIAN

• AN IRISH POLITICIAN

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When was the Easter rising?

• 1918

• 1916

• 1919

• 1921

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HOW MANY COUNTIES WERE THERE IN NORTHERN IRELAND?

• 32

• 6

• 5

• 36

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THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND WAS BORN IN....

• 1921

• 1976

• 1948

• 1949

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IN 1921, THE ANGLO-IRISH TREATY ESTABLISHED....

• INDEPENDENCE FOR IRELAND

• IRELAND WAS PART OF UK

• IRELAND WAS DIVIDED INTO 2 PARTS

THE IRISH REPUBLICAN ARMY
(IRA) FOUGHT AGAINST THE
BRITISH PRESENCE IN THE
NORTH. SOME GROUPS IN THE
NORTH (THE ULSTER DEFENCE
ASSOCIATION, UDA) FOUGHT
TO PROTECT THE PROTESTANT
MAJORITY AND REMAIN PART
OF THE UK. THE CONFLICT
BOTH POLITICAL AND
RELIGIOUS, RESULTED IN ACTS
OF TERRORISM AND
MURDER.

During 12–16 August 1969, there was an outbreak of political and sectarian violence throughout Northern Ireland, which is often seen as the beginning of the thirty-year conflict known as the Troubles. There had been sporadic violence throughout the year arising out of the Northern Ireland civil rights campaign, which demanded an end to discrimination against Catholics and Irish nationalists. Civil rights marches had been attacked by Protestant loyalists, and protesters often clashed with the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC), the overwhelmingly Protestant police force.

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ON 30 JANUARY 1972,
SOME BRITISH SOLDIERS
OPENED FIRE AGAINST
SOME CATHOLIC CIVILIAN
DEMONSTRATORS. THEY
WERE PROTESTING
AGAINST THE POLICY OF
INTERNMENT WITHOUT
TRIAL. 13 MEN WERE
KILLED AND A LOT OF THEM
WERE WOUNDED. THIS DAY
WAIS KNOWN AS THE
BLOODY SUNDAY.

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WHAT IS THE IRA?

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WHAT IS THE UDA?

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HOW DO WE REMEMBER THE DAY 30TH JANUARY AS THE

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HOW MANY MEN WERE KILLED DURING THE BLOODY SUNDAY?

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THE IRISH DEMONSTRATORS WERE PROTESTING AGAINST THE POLICY OF

THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
STATED THE SOLDIERS SHOT
AGAINST UNARMED CIVILIANS.
THE BRITISH SOLDIERS STATED
THEY WERE FIRED UPON AND
THEY RETURNER FIRE.

THE FIRST TRIAL DECLARED THE
BRITISH SOLDIERS HAD BEEN FIRED
UPON FIRST AND SOME OF THE
VICTIMS HAD WEAPONS.
FINALLY, THE SECOND TRIAL,
STARTED IN 1998, ANNOUNCED
THE BRITISH SOLDIERS AS GUILTY
AND THEIR CONDUCT WERE
CONVICTED.

IN 1998, THE GOOD FRIDAY
AGREEMENT WERE SIGNED BY
SOME NORTHERN IRELAND
PARTIES AND THE IRISH AND
BRITISH GOVERNMENTS.

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WHO SHOT FIRST?

• IRISH DEMONSTRATORS

• BRITISH SOLDIERS

• WE DON'T KNOW

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WHEN WAS THE GOOD FRIDAY AGREEMENT SIGNED?

• IN 1999

• IN 2005

• IN 1998

• IN 2010

NOW READ THE TEXT "GOODBYE TO DINOSAURS"

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WHAT IS THE NIWC?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements best describes the Good Friday Agreement?

• An agreement by Catholics and Protestants to enjoy Easter in peace.

• Northern Ireland promising to remain part of the United Kingdom.

• A democratically negotiated peace treaty that helped bring an end to the Troubles.

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WHAT IS THE GOAL OF THE UNIONIST?

Open Ended

WHAT IS THE GOAL OF THE REPUBLICAN?