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    At the start of the Civil War, many Irish immigrants traveled to America to seek a new life or escape their old ones in a poverty-stricken Ireland. One of the most well-known and fiercest brigades made up of Irish immigrants during the Civil War was the Irish Brigade. Consisting of the 69th, 88th, 63rd New York, 116th Pennsylvania, and 28th Massachusetts Regiments, the brigade was so fierce and strong willed, that they led the charge in many battles, suffering high amounts of casualties in every

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    The Bitter Conflict in Northern Ireland Out of all the conflicts that have occurred in Western Europe since the Second World War, Northern Ireland has been one of the most bitter, long lasting and intractable. This conflict is based in the struggle of one side of the community for a unified independent Ireland and the opposition of the other part of the community to this aim and their desire for Northern Ireland to remain a part of the United Kingdom. Due to the hostility between these two

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    Causes of the Easter Uprising In the mid 1800s the course of Irish history was changed forever. The Irish were devastated by The Great Potato Famine of the mid to late 1800s. Population declined from over eight million people in 1840 to under 4.5 million in 1900 due to death and immigration (O’Rourke 2). The poorer Irish people, unlike many British citizens, relied almost entirely on agriculture. The Irish immigration not only affected Ireland and Britain, but its affects were felt over much of

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    Even though the Northern Ireland and Palestine-Israel conflicts occurred on opposite sides of the world, between vastly different cultures and in different social, political and economic contexts – there are striking similarities and differences in the root causes of their conflicts. With reference to various authors, this essay will discuss the similarity of these root causes – similarities such as land disputes, nationalism, refugee problems and ideological contentions. This essay will also discuss

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    Culture of Ireland There are approximately 7.4 billion people in this world. We are all different in many ways and defined by our culture. According to the Marriam Webster Dictionary, culture is ‘the customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group’ (Marriam Webster Dictionary, 2017). The word culture comes from the Latin word cultura meaning cultivate (Latin Dictionary, 2017), or promote. Our minds are refined with common traits and beliefs that

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    The most common form of terrorism used by the paramilitaries groups was bombings, which in the case of Irish Republican Army (IRA) was a respond to the presence of the British and British actions in Northern Ireland. The reason why the nationalist paramilitary groups and the IRA used bombings was because the extremist nationalists did not what the presence of the British Army in Northern Ireland and thus resorted to bombings to get the British army withdrawn . The bombings sought to create a climate

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    Community Health & Population-Focused Nursing Brown County is located in Northeast Wisconsin and is the state’s fourth largest county. The county consists of thirteen townships, nine villages, and two cities including Green Bay, the largest city and home of the Green Bay Packers. Brown County covers 530 square miles of land and 86 square miles of water (Brown County, n.d.). Green Bay is well-known, nation-wide on behalf of four large paper mills, three large pulp mills and four paper converting

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    On the 1st of November 1884, a small group of nationalist men which included Michael Cusack, Maurice Davin and John Wyse- Power, amongst others met at Hayes Hotel in Thurles, County Tipperary. At that short meeting the Gaelic Athletic Association for the Preservation and Cultivation was founded. From the following year the Irish Republican Brotherhood began to take a strong interest in the Association and attempted to take over the Association in its early years, an attempt that had it succeeded

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    There are approximately 7.4 billion people in this world. We are all different in many ways and defined by our culture. According to the Marriam Webster Dictionary, culture is ‘the customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group’ (Marriam Webster Dictionary, 2017). The word culture comes from the Latin word cultura meaning cultivate (Latin Dictionary, 2017), or promote. Our minds are refined with common traits and beliefs that we perceive to be true

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    Resolving Conflicts Between Religion and Politics The use of conflict to try and resolve political, religious or cultural differences has existed for centuries, Violence and the State are still two prevailing issues in our world today. It is often assumed that violence and fighting occurs between peoples of very different nationalities or cultures; that there differences are too great for there to ever be peace or compromise. This, however, is not the case; it is people

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