1. Northern Ireland and the Good Friday Agreement
... help put an end to the bitter relations of the European countries (Delaney). After many years of hard feelings and failed attempts at bringing peace to Ireland and England, the countries came together to try to work things out. Slowly, Northern Ireland created its own identity, and the troubles started to fade away. The troubles refer to the age-old ... disputes over the control of Northern Ireland. Even though the arguments lasted for several centuries, things did not turn extremely violent until the 1960's (Delaney). Many terrorists entered Northern Ireland during that time. Terrorists...
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- Grade Level: High School