The Troubles in Northern Ireland

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PEACEFUL PROTESTS TURNED INTO VIOLENCE

TV CAMERAS CAPTURED THE RUC BEATING THE PEACEFULL PROTESTERS

BURNTOLLET BRIDGE

CATHOLIC BOGSIDE

O NEILL RESIGNS

APRIL 1969

BRIAN FAULKNER

THE GOVERNMENT HAD THE POWER TO ARREST SUSPECTS AND PUT THEM IN JAIL WITHOUT TRIAL

1970

THE ARMS CRISIS IN 1970

CHARLES HAUGHEY AND NEIL BLANEY

THE ULSTER DEFENCE ASSOCIATION (UDA)

A BRITISH PARAMILIARY GROUP BASED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

ULSTER LOYALIST PARAMILITARY AND VIGILANTE

BLODY SUNDAY

1972

14 PEOPLE WERE KILLED, NONE OF WHOM WERE SUBSEQUENTLY FOUND TO HAVE BEEN ARMED

DIRCT RULE FROM BRITAIN

28TH MARCH 1972

ATTEMPS OF PEACE 1

THE SUNNINGDALE AGREEMENT

THE UNIONIST PARTY ( FAULKNER) AND THE SDLP (FITT) FORMED THE GOVERNMENT

CROSS BORDER

PROPOSED A POWER SHARING GOVERNMENT FOR NI

OPPOSITION TO SUNNINGDALE

DIRECT RULE WAS RESTORED

LOYALIST STRIKE

IAN PAISLEY

THE BIRMIGHAM BOMBINGS

NOV-DEC 1974

MARGERAT THATCHER

BOBBY SANDS

HIS DEATH PROVOKED RIOTS IN NI

A HUNDRED THOUSNAD PEOPLE ATTENDED HIS FUNERAL WHEN HE DIED AFTER THE HUNGER STRIKE

POPE JOHN PAUL II IS INVOLVED

POLITICAL STATUES

WARRENPOINT AMBUSH

LORD MOUNTBATTONS BOAT IS BLOWN UP

19 SOLDIERS KILLED IN 2 ROADSIDE BOMBS

ANGLO IRISH AGREEMENT 1985 (HILLSBOROUGH AGREEMENT)

ENGLAND WOULD NOT BE AGAINST A UNITED IRELAND, IF THE SOUTH AND WEST AGREED

DOWNING STREET DECLARATION 1993

THE BRITSH GOVERNMENT WOULD NOT BACK DOWN AND THE AGREEMENT SURVIVED

AN INTER GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE

PM MARGERAT THATCHER AND TAOISEACH GARRET FITZGERLAD SIGNED AN AGREEMENT AT HILLSBORUGH CASTLE

JULY 1997 - BILL CHINTON, IAN PAISLEY, GERRY ADAM, DAVID TRIMBLE,BERTIE AHERN ,TONY BLAIR

GOOD FRIDAY AGREEMENT

SELF GOVERNMENT RESTORED

NORTHERN IRELAND ASSEMBLY

GOOD FRIDAY AGREEMENT APRIL 1998

IAN PAISLEY BECAME THE FIRST MINISTER

OMAGH BOMBING

28 PEOPLE ARE KILLED

AUGUST 1998

SHORT TERM CONSEQQUESNCES

ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES

RISING UNEMPLOYMENT

SOUTH CATCHES UP WITH THE NORTH ECONOMICALLY

POLITCAL CONSEQUENCES

SINN FEIN PARTY

POWER SHARING WAS INTRODUCED

DESTRUCTION

OVER 16,000 BOMBINGS

DEATHS

3,677 DEATHS ( IRA KILLED MOST)

47,500 PEOPLE INJURED

MORE CATHOLICS THAN PROTOSTANTS

CONSEQUENCES OF THE TROUBLES

5 ) NORTH-SOUTH RELATIONS

LEMASS AND O NEILL IN THE 1960s

4) ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES

3) POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE TROUBLES

2) DESTRUCTION

1) DEATHS DURING THE TROUBLES

NORTHERN IRELAND CIVIL RIGHTS ASSOCIATION

GERRY FITT

JOHN HOME

BERNADETTE DEVLIN

CALEDON PROTEST 1968

CONN AND PATRICIA McCLOSKEY

LIVED IN DUNGANNON

TERENCE O NEILL

VISITS CATHOLIC SCHOOLS FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1921 ( 44 YEARS )

BEGGINING OF THE TROUBLES

IAN PAISLEY IS HIS MAIN CRITIC

CAPTAIN TERENCE O NEILL BECAME PRIME MINISTER OF NI IN 1963

SEPARATE COMUNITIES

THE WELFARE STATE

THIS NEW GENERATION WAS LESS WILLING TO PUT UP WITH DISCRIMINATION

A FREE SECONDARY EDUCATION

A FREE HEALTH SERVICE

SOCIAL WELFARE BENEFITS INCREASED

VOTING RIGHTS

GERRYMANDERING

ELECTIONS WERE FIXED BY ORGANISING CONSTITUENCIES TO GIVE UNINISTS A MAJORITY

PROTESTANT - CATHOLIC TENSION

4)VOTING RIGHTS

3)EMPLOYMENT/ HOUSING

COMPETION FOR JOBS

2)EDUCATIONAL FORCE

PROTESTANT CHILDREN ARE THOUGHT DIFFERENTY COMPARED TO CATHOLICS

1) DIVIDED LOYALTIES

THE BORDER CAMPAIGN

SEAN SOUTH WAS KILLED

1956-1962

HARLAND

JAMES CRAIG

FIRST PRIME MINISTER OF NORTHERN IRELAND

1930S IN NORTHERN IRELAND

BASIL BROOKE

RIOTS AND SECTARIANISM INCREASED

INCREASED DEATHS BECAUSE OF PNEUMONIA OR TUBERCULOSIS ( TB )

INFANT MORTALITY RATES

POVERTY

CATHOLCS WERE DISCRINATED AGAINST

LITTLE HOUSING AVAILABLE- BEING BURNT

UNEMLPLOYED

PROTESTANTS VS CATHOLICS

SEGREGATION

SECTARIASM

A DISLIKE FOR A PERSON BECAUSE OF THEIR RELIGION

INTERNMENT

SPECIAL POWERS ACT

STORMOUNT

GOVERNMENT OF IRELAND ACT 1920

B- SPECIALS

THE ROYAL ULSTER CONSTABULARY (RUC)

REPUBLICANS

UNIONISTS

NATIONALISTS

KING GEORGE V

CAUSES

GROWTH OF IRA

CIVAL RIGHTS CAMPAIGN

DISCRIMINATION

PARTITION

RELIGION POLITICS ECONOMICS SOCIAL LIFE

SEPRATE COMMUNITIES

PHYSICAL FORCE TRADITION

THE STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE

PARLIAMENTARY TRDITION

BRITISH CONQUEST AND COLONISATION