Asked by Amritpal Chahal on Sep 22, 2024
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What was the name given to the decades of violence between the Irish Republican Army and Protestant paramilitary groups beginning in 1969?
A) the troubles
B) the Irish Civil War
C) disturbing the peace
D) bloody Sundays
E) the Ulster Rebellion
Irish Republican Army
A militant organization dedicated to Irish nationalism and the end of British rule in Northern Ireland.
Protestant Paramilitary
Armed groups formed along Protestant ideological lines, typically in contexts of religious or sectarian conflict, emphasizing militaristic discipline and organization.
- Assess the role of nationalism and separatist movements in shaping European politics.
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Melwin Samuel4 days ago
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
The decades of violence between the IRA and Protestant paramilitary groups beginning in 1969 are commonly known as "the troubles." This period of conflict lasted for approximately thirty years and resulted in thousands of deaths and injuries.
Learning Objectives
- Assess the role of nationalism and separatist movements in shaping European politics.
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