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Northern Ireland

24/4/2012

4 Comments

 
Last week we had an ongoing debate about the troubles in Northern Ireland. We explored what it is to be a Unionist and a Nationalist. We looked at two very influential Leaders, John Hume and David Trimble and their role in achieving peace in Northern Ireland. We investigated the role of the British and Irish government also. 
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Key Facts about Northern Ireland
1920-21 The state of Northern Ireland was set up.
1967 The Civil Rights Association was formed to try and get equal treatment for everyone in Northern Ireland.
1969- The British Army was sent to Northern Ireland to try and restore peace.
1998 ON 10 April 1998 the Belfast Agreement or the Good Friday Agreement was signed.
1998 ON 23 May 1998, people in the Republic of Ireland and in Northern Ireland voted in favour of the Belfast Agreement

4 Comments
ciara w
28/4/2012 10:11:57 am

Teacher i really like learning about Northern Ireland

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ciara wade
28/4/2012 10:14:58 am

Teacher ireally like learning about Northern i Ireland

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Wiktoria-
9/5/2012 06:39:56 am

Well I know some of them..
Spain- Madrid
Italy- Rome
Portugal- Lisbon
Poland- Warsaw
Ireland- Dublin
UK- London
Germany- Berlin
Greece- Athens
Luxenbourg (how do you spell it?)- Luxenbourg
France- Paris
Czech Rep.- Prague
Russia- Moscow
Norway- Oslo
Latvia- Riga
Hungary- Budapest
Ukraine- Kiev
I know the main and easy ones I still have to learn a lot of them!
Sorry if i spelled some of them wrong..
This is NOT copy & pasted! :)

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Erin and Yousif
10/5/2012 02:58:25 am

WE LEARNED MORE ABOUT NORTHERN IRELAND THAN WE EXPECTED

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