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Ireland: the Easter Rising; the war of independence and the Anglo-Irish Treaty.
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The impact of war, 1914–1922
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Ireland: the Easter Rising; the war of independence and the Anglo-Irish Treaty
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What was one of the main causes of the Easter Rising in 1916?
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The main cause of the Easter Rising was the desire for Irish independence from British rule, fueled by nationalist sentiments and the perceived betrayal of Irish hopes during World War I.
Key terms
- Nationalism: A political ideology that emphasizes the interests and culture of a particular nation, often leading to the desire for independence.
- Civil War: A conflict between groups within the same country, often over political control or ideological differences.
Common trap
Confusing the Easter Rising with the War of Independence: The Easter Rising was a specific event in 1916, while the War of Independence spanned from 1919 to 1921.
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