The Start Of The Troubles Flashcards

(31 cards)

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Q

What happened in July 1969 to nationalists and unionist

A

Nationalists were burnt out of houses in east Belfast

Unionists were burnt out of houses in west Belfast

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What occurred in august 1969

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Battle of the bog side

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3
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How long did the battle of the bog side last

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3 days

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4
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What sparked the battle of the bog side

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The apprentice boys march

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What were the two sides of the battle of the bog side

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Catholic rioters and RUC

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How did Jack lynch react to the battle of the bog side

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Moved army units to border and established refugee units for those fleeing the north as well as field hospital

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Why did the British army arrive in NI

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-help RUC deal with violence

  • stop further sectarian violence
  • stop Irish army arriving to deal with Violence
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8
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When did the Downing Street reforms begin

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August 1969

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9
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What were the Downing Street reforms

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Nationalists promised a end to discrimination

Unionists were told there wouldn’t be a United ireland unless people agreed to it

NICRAs reforms were granted to hopefully please nationalists

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10
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What was the hunt report

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Investigated the RUC and B specials for discrimination against nationalists

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What was the scar man tribunal

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Govt investigation into sectarianism of July and august 1969

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Unionist reaction to Downing Street reform

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Happy as reforms would end discrimination

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Unionist reaction to Downing Street reform

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Unhappy with the reforms being given to nationalists and didn’t like that the B special were ended. They showed their feelings when violence broke out on the shankill road

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14
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What nickname did the ira get

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“I ran away” as their failure to defend catholics during violence of 1969

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15
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What were the aims of the OIRA

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Focus on establishing a socialist Ireland (peaceful tactics)

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What was the aim of the pira

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Defend nationalist community (use militant tactics like bombings)

17
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Why did O’Neill bann the uvf in 1966

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Because they killed two Catholics

18
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What were the uvf/uda/uff aims

A

Stop a United Ireland
Protect loyalist community

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Uvf/uda/uff tactics

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Violent eg: bombings

20
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When was the uda set up

A

September 1971

21
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What was the uff

A

Ulster freedom fighters

Carried out paramilitary attacks

22
Q

New political parties that emerged during troubl3s

A

DUP
alliance
SDLP

23
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DUP leader

24
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Alliance leader

A

Oliver Napier

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SDLP leader
Gerry fitt
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DUP set up in
1971
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Alliance set up in
1970
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SDLP set up in
1970
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DUPs aims
Defend the constitution of NI and reform its economy and society
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Alliance aims
Hoped to achieve O’Neills aims of reform
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SDLP aims
Unite Ireland