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What is the Jerry mandrin issue?
what is the jerry mandrin issue in politics
Who gets better results American President or British Prime Minister?
Depends on the person holding each office at the time, the particular issue being addressed, and the politics of the legislature.
What is the difference between a problem and issue?
Politics and semantics
How long is a Irish cheque valid for?
6 Months from date of issue
The election of 1844 was notable because?
It brought slavery issue into politics
The prominent issue in national politics in the 1840s was?
the westward expansion on US territory.
What issue isn't part of the agenda of the New Politics movement?
Industrial deregulation.
What is the Irish Curse?
The tendency of Irish men to have smaller penises than average. Playwright Martin Casella states the issue of small equipment is one that haunts Irish men, and this was the inspiration for his off-Broadway play, The Irish Curse.
What is the role of agitators in politics?
The role of an agitator in politics is to stir up the views of the people when it comes to controversial issues. They are meant to agitate for or against an issue.
What tax did the British issue in 1765?
The British govenment introduced 'The Stamp Act of 1765'
What was Britain's reaction to sinn fein?
The Sinn Fein was an Irish party formed in 1900 to fight for Irish independence. However, it did not make its moves in a good time with most of continental Europe involved in the first world war, placing this Irish issue of domestic politics at the bottom of Europe's "to-do list". On Easter Sunday in 1916, a group of nationalists revolted in Dublin. Their plan to smuggle in arms from Germany had failed, and they had delusions of achieving victory. The British army decided to use military action against the insurgents and crushed the uprising in under a week. Although the revolution was a military disaster, it was actually a huge political success since Britain's relationship with its Irish Catholic subjects was severely damaged after publicly executing the rebel leaders. This created a sense of martyrdom in the cause of Irish nationalism and thus allowed it to gain more public support.
What is the difference between an Irish Republican and an Irish Unionist?
main difference is identity/allegiance/culture etc/ -- nationalists see themselves as Irish, overwhelmingly catholic, Gaelic in culture and aspiring to a united Ireland. unionists see themselves as british, giving allegiance to the queen, remaining part of the UK etc. also the issue of what areas "belong" to each side is very contentious. as populations change and shift even an area as small as a street can be contested between both sides.
