Northern Ireland, Religion Vs. Politics

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Social Issues

 

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Joseph O

 

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December 30, 2011

 

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The British struggled with the question of who would run this complex society that was so heavily rooted in imperialistic tradition, and who at best had a shaky industrial and political structure. This delay further divided Irish nationalists. New radical forms of nationalism emerged, such as the Irish Republican Brotherhood and Sinn Fein, whose leaders were willing to use violent means if necessary to secure Irish independence...
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A further divide between Protestants and Catholics also developed at this time, particularly in the northern province of Ulster. Unionists groups, who were Protestant by religion and British by tradition, were opposed to Home Rule because they believed that Ireland should maintain her ties to Britain...
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