GCSE: History: Modern World History: Northern Ireland 1965-85 Coursework

The Northern Ireland 1965-85 category has 610 essays and covers:

Civil Rights, British Army 1969, Bloody Sunday, Anglo-Irish Agreement 1985

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How did Protestant politicians explain the social, economic and political differences between Protestants and Catholics?		Read a preview →
Use the evidence and your own knowledge to describe and explain the continuing involvement of America in Irish affairs.		Read a preview →
Ireland - The Battle of the Boyne was an event that took place in July 1690.		Read a preview →
Explain why the loyalists have been rioting in Ireland.		Read a preview →
Disturbances in Northern Ireland.		Read a preview →
Explain why the civil rights movement of the 1960's led to the outbreak of violence in 1968/69. Northern Ireland.		Read a preview →
Northern Ireland - Discussions between the British Prime Minister, John Major, and the Irish Taoiseach Albert Reynolds, resulted in the issue of the 'Downing Street Declaration' on the 15th of December 1993.		Read a preview →
The Search For A Settlement In The 1970's and 80's - Northern Ireland		Read a preview →
Why was the Battle of the Boyne an important event in Irish history? Why does it still cause conflict now?		Read a preview →
Is there sufficient evidence in Sources D to J to explain why the troubles broke out in Northern Ireland in 1969?		Read a preview →
Throughout this essay I will outline and evaluate the events and their outcomes of nationalism in Ireland. I will begin with Wolfe Tone and his inspiration for a United Ireland.		Read a preview →
Why were British troops sent into N Ireland in 1969?		Read a preview →
These sources relate to events at Burntollet Bridge on 4th January 1969. Why have these events produced such different historical interpretations.		Read a preview →
The following factors are all equally important reasons for the continuing conflicts between Unionists and Nationalists in Northern Ireland, Do you agree?		Read a preview →
Omagh bombing.		Read a preview →
In what ways were the demands of the Irish Civil Rights Movement similar to those of the American Blacks Civil Rights Movement?		Read a preview →
In Northern Ireland many events happened starting violence. This led to Northern Ireland being on the edge of a civil war. The British thought that they would send in the Army to bring back law and order in Northern Ireland.		Read a preview →
What Obstacles are standing in the way of peace in Northern Ireland?		Read a preview →
Choose Two Events in the Last 100 Years Which Are Particularly Important in Shaping the Views of Today's A) Loyalists / Unionists / Protestants and B) Republicans / Nationalists / Catholics.		Read a preview →
Source based questions on Ireland 1960.		Read a preview →
Decommissioning has still not been achieved, despite the Good Friday agreement of 1998. Loyalist and Nationalist communities still show open hostilities towards each other. With reference to the following events can you explain why?		Read a preview →
Describe the disadvantages faced by Catholics in Northern Ireland in the mid 1960's.		Read a preview →
Study Source J. Do you agree or disagree with this portrayal of the reasons why the troubles continued into the 1990's? Explain your answer using the sources and your own knowledge?		Read a preview →
Modern World Study; Conflict In Ireland.		Read a preview →
Ireland And The First World War.		Read a preview →

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How much Progress had been made in resolving the Political, Economic and Social causes of conflict in Northern Ireland by 1985?		Read a preview →
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