NICRA

What does NICRA stand for?

(a)  

When was NICRA formed?

• 1966

• 1967

• 1968

• 1969

One of NICRA's aims was OMOV. What does this stand for?

(a)  

NICRA campaigned for an end to the practice of drawing political boundaries in a way that benefited unionists over nationalists. This practice was called what?

(a)  

Who is this leader of NICRA?

• John Hume

• Gerry Fitt

• Terence O'Neill

• Austin Currie

Which MP squatted in Caledon in protest at a house being given to a 19 year old Protestant woman ahead of a large Catholic family?

• Bernadette Devlin

• Eddie McAteer

• Austin Currie

• Gerry Fitt

NICRA organised a march involving 2,500 people marched from Coalisland to what other Northern Irish town?

• Derry

• Dungannon

• Belfast

• Coleraine

The NICRA march in Derry on 5th October 1968 ended in violent scenes. What was the name of the street where the violence was captured on TV by RTE?

(a)  

Who is this man?

• Terence O'Neill

• Ian Paisley

• John Hume

• Gerry Fitt

In response to NICRA's demands, Terence O'Neill announced what to try and calm tensions.

• 3 Point Reform Programme

• 4 Point Reform Programme

• 5 Point Reform Programme

• 6 Point Reform Programme