Troubled Times (seq. 5).

What is the difference between Northern Ireland and Southern Ireland (also known as the Republic of Ireland)?

• Northern Ireland is part of Scotland, while Southern Ireland is part of England.
• Northern Ireland is a republic, while Southern Ireland is a monarchy.
• Northern Ireland is predominantly Protestant, while Southern Ireland is predominantly Muslim.
• Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, while Southern Ireland (Republic of Ireland) is an independent country.

What is the capital of Northern Ireland?

• Belfast

• Cardiff
• Glasgow
• Dublin

What is the other name of Northern Ireland?

• Southern Ireland
• Ulster

What are the different spoken languages in Northern Ireland?

• Gaelic

• Ulster Scots

• English

• Ulster Irish

• Ulsterish

Which of the following religions is most prevalent in Northern Ireland?

• Catholicism

• Pagnism

• Protestantism

• Anglicans

• Hinduism

What term was used in reference to the conflict in Northern Ireland?

• The Difficulties

• The Sufferings

• The Problematic Days

• The Troubles

What led to the conflict in Northern Ireland?

• Economic disparities between the rich and poor
• Historical disputes over land ownership
• Cultural differences between urban and rural communities
• Political and religious tensions between the Protestant and Catholic communities

What are the different political parties in Northern Ireland?

• Scottish National Party, Plaid Cymru, British National Party
• Green Party, UKIP, Brexit Party
• Labour Party, Conservative Party, Liberal Democrats
• DUP, Sinn Féin, UUP, SDLP, Alliance Party of Northern Ireland, and others

Who are the "Loyalists" or "Unionists" ? and who are the "Irish nationalists" or "Irish republicans"?

• Loyalists or Unionists support the unity of Northern Ireland with the United Kingdom, while Irish nationalists or Irish republicans seek the unification of Ireland as a single independent republic.
• Loyalists support the unification of Ireland as a single independent republic
• Unionists seek the unification of Ireland as a single independent republic
• Irish nationalists support the unity of Northern Ireland with the United Kingdom

Which political party in Ireland can be considered "Loyalist" ? and which one can be considered "republican"?

• SDLP and UUP
• Sinn Féin and Fianna Fáil
• Fine Gael and Labour
• DUP and Sinn Féin