Partly because they preferred to be Irish and partly because of religious differences.
Ireland was mainly Catholic and England was protestant.
Before Irish independence there were several laws descriminating against Catholicism and against Irish nationals in favour of the occupying English.
Now Ireland (Eire) is a Catholic nation and Northern Ireland is largely protestant. Continuing troubles in the North still arise from religious differences.
Many Irish have felt oppressed by the eight hundered years of British occupation, and even today some loathe the fact that Northern Ireland is under Great Britians domain. Also the fact that the two had previously been at war with each other on multiple occassions had something to do with it. Another way is the preception of the Irish in Great Britain. Many saw the Irish as a source of cheap labor and working class british therefore felt that Irish immigrants to Britain were a threat.
A huge amount things happened in Ireland in 1969. There are far too many to mention. However, the most significant thing was the outbreak of trouble in Northern Ireland and the British army being sent there.
In the Winter of 1170, when King Henry the Second of England invaded Ireland.
During the American Revolution, large numbers of colonists remained loyal to Great Britain even after hostilities had broken out for various reasons. Some did not believe that colonists were capable of self-government. Some had too much respect for the age and stability of the British Empire. Others were concerned about the economic trouble that would follow from separating from Britain. Still others were simply following the decision taken by respected family members or civic leaders. Many other practical and principled reasons motivated the Loyalists, as well.
because they were deeply trouble about the relationship between great britian and its colonirs in america.
you get in trouble any way you want to get me in trouble eh? hi peoples also they both start with A i really don't know. go look them up in a dictionary
They didn't have the right material
Northern Ireland only came into existence in 1922. A major factor in its origins that could be traced back to the 17th century was the Plantation of Ulster. This is when many people from Britain were given land in the north of Ireland, and they settled there. This established a strong Protestant population and a loyalty to Britain, which are part of what led to trouble and the creation of Northern Ireland and trouble since then.
Britain and France were in trouble in 1918 because they were nearly bankrupted.getting attack by Nazis
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People aren't actually fighting there. This is a common misconception. There has been trouble for historical reasons because some people in Northern Ireland want to be part of the United Kingdom and some people do not. Things are far more peaceful now due to the peace process.
heavy trouble.
depends on what the cause is. Relationship trouble? Find a distraction. Assess what caused the trouble and address it.
If there is proof that he was with the girl when she was 16, then yes, they could still get in trouble.
Try to establish why you have been branded as trouble and then rectify the reasons that they have given.
usually the girl. if you argue with her then your in trouble!
Britain and France
French ando britain