Bloody Sunday Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

What date did Bloody Sunday occur?

A

January 30, 1972

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2
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In which city did Bloody Sunday take place?

A

Derry, Northern Ireland

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3
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True or False: Bloody Sunday was a peaceful civil rights march.

A

True

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4
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What was the primary purpose of the march on Bloody Sunday?

A

To protest against internment without trial

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5
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How many people were killed on Bloody Sunday?

A

14 people

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6
Q

What was the name of the British Army regiment involved in the Bloody Sunday shootings?

A

Parachute Regiment

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7
Q

Fill in the blank: The events of Bloody Sunday were part of the larger conflict known as the _______.

A

Troubles

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8
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What was the immediate consequence of the Bloody Sunday shootings in terms of public response?

A

Increased anger and violence from nationalists

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9
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Which British government report investigated the events of Bloody Sunday?

A

The Saville Inquiry

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10
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True or False: The Saville Inquiry concluded that the victims were armed and posed a threat.

A

False

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11
Q

What year was the Saville Inquiry report published?

A

2010

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12
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What term is often used to refer to the victims of Bloody Sunday?

A

The Bloody Sunday victims

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13
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Short answer: Who was the Prime Minister of the UK during Bloody Sunday?

A

Edward Heath

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14
Q

Multiple choice: Which of the following was a direct result of Bloody Sunday? A) Peace talks, B) Increased violence, C) Economic sanctions

A

B) Increased violence

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15
Q

Fill in the blank: Bloody Sunday is often seen as a turning point in the _______ conflict.

A

Northern Irish

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16
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What was the name of the civil rights organization that organized the march on Bloody Sunday?

A

Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association (NICRA)

17
Q

True or False: The British Army initially claimed that they acted in self-defense during Bloody Sunday.

18
Q

What type of weaponry did the British soldiers use during the Bloody Sunday incident?

A

Live ammunition

19
Q

What was the public’s perception of the British Army after Bloody Sunday?

A

Widespread distrust and hostility

20
Q

Short answer: What did the Bloody Sunday marchers carry to symbolize their protest?

A

Peaceful banners

21
Q

Multiple choice: How did the international community respond to Bloody Sunday? A) With indifference, B) With condemnation, C) With support for the British government

A

B) With condemnation

22
Q

Fill in the blank: The events of Bloody Sunday led to the establishment of the _______ movement.

A

Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA)

23
Q

True or False: The Bloody Sunday incident led to a decrease in support for the civil rights movement in Northern Ireland.

24
Q

What was a long-term impact of Bloody Sunday on Northern Ireland?

A

Escalation of the Troubles

25
Short answer: What was the reaction of the Irish government to Bloody Sunday?
Strong condemnation of British actions
26
Multiple choice: Which of the following best describes the legacy of Bloody Sunday? A) A catalyst for peace, B) A symbol of injustice, C) A forgotten event
B) A symbol of injustice