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    Development of Irish Nationalism  18  Catholic Association  To unite Irish Catholics into a unified political movement and secure  Catholic emancipation.  Catholic rent to foster a sense of involvement and loyalty and to  raise funds for the movement.  Mobilised support through the Catholic Church‚ who gave their support  to the movement.  ‘awakened the political consciousness of the Irish masses’ .  Wrenched Catholic Emancipation from a hostile government and king.  Associated nationalism

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    Successes and Failure of the Northern Ireland Executive The Northern Ireland assembly is a consociational model of democracy where there is cross community power sharing at executive level‚ this means that there is a joint office of First minister and Deputy First minister where the largest party from each designation (nationalist and unionist) get to choose the first and deputy first ministers. The Northern Ireland executive is a mandatory coalition of unionist and nationalist parties of which

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    the DUP and Gerry Adams of Sinn Fein were unwilling to compromise and put their trust in rival parties. In my opinion‚ the breakthrough or the turning point was that there was no tolerance of violence; this is such a huge step as now political parties are finally resisting violence and saying that if you use violence then you will not be allowed a say in the running of Northern Ireland or the peace process. The Downing Street Declaration was failing and groups such as Sinn Fein and the DUP were not

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    Columbia There are two main actors in Columbia 1. Government 2. Guerrilla Groups. Cause of the unrest in Columbia: The Class Difference is the main cause. The elite class has started to gain control of the lower class and have developed their own organizations. 3 Main Guerilla Groups: FARC‚ the ELN and the M19. Purpose of Guerilla Groups: These are the rebels in the country who consider themselves as the elite class of the society. 1. Farc FARC takes in between $500 million and $600 million

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    Key Issues in International Terrorism Module Assignment This document is a Microsoft Word template designed to help you complete your assignment‚ please use it alongside the full assignment guidelines which can be accessed from the Download button at the top right of your module content screens. Remember you need to save this template to your computer in order to be able to complete the assignment on the template and then submit the work by email. |Date

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    there one bit. Emotion bias opinion lack of objectivity mis truth self-belief 4 To what extent was the Anglo-Irish Treaty responsible for the Irish Civil War? The Irish Civil War occurred following the signing of a treaty between Sinn Fein and the British government. The Anglo-Irish Agreement brought the Irish War of Independence to an end and establihsed the Irish Free State.. The civil war caused a split in the nationalist

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    Ireland is a republic and like all republics they rely on a system of government that contains both elected and appointed officials in the hopes that the will of the people will be represented. It is after all a representative democracy. While Ireland has a president and a prime minister and is now an independent state‚ that was not always the case. Ireland once belonged to Britain and had little say in how they were governed. However‚ in addition to the problems inherent in colonial rule‚ there

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    Terrorists or Freedom Fighters? The word terrorism carries a very negative connotation in the western world. The attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City‚ the Unabomber‚ and countless atrocities the modern news is plagued with frequently skews what terrorism is and what terrorists are. During the American Revolution‚ the colonist rebels used terrorist tactics to win the war and secure their freedom. They were considered freedom fighters‚ not terrorists. However‚ when opinions are taken

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    Albania. Republic of Ireland The Republic of Ireland has been recognized as an independent state since 1921 resulting from a powerful revolutionary movement led by the Sinn Fein ("Ourselves Alone")‚ currently the political arm of the Provisional Irish Republican Army. Once very influential in the Irish government the original Sinn Fein was formed in 1905 to promote Irish independence and led the movement that helped produce a free Irish State. Presently their political aim remains unchanged-"the

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    Professor Evans Geo 101 sec 8 22 January 2014 Zinn chapter 1 The primary topic of chapter one in “A People’s History Of The United States” by Howard Zinn is the viewpoint of history through the eyes of the Indians during the time of the discovery of the Americas. He also goes on to say how in history many cruel and unjust things are left out or briefly told and immediately covered up. Many people view Columbus as a hero when they think of him. He did amazing things‚ he sailed the unknown and

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