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57. How many Counties are there in Ulster ? 6 counties.

58.    What is the percentage of Protestants to Catholics in Northern Ireland?

50% of Protestants and 38.4% of Catholics.

59.    What were the cause of the present Troubles, as they are called, which began in 1968?

Protestants attacked Catholics during their civil rights demonstration.

60.    Are Protestants morę likely to be unemployed in Ulster than Catholics?

No, they aren’Ł

61.    Woula It be valid to talk of Catholic and Protestant ghettoes existing in Northern Ireland?

Yes, we can say about ghettoes because Catholics and Protestans are segregated in large cities.

q3>2. 'What marked the nothemmost point of the Roman Empire in Britain?

Hadrians Wall.

Who established an Abeby on łona in 564 (or possibly in 563)from which he proceeded to bring Christianity to much of Scotland?

St. Columb.

After Edward I had completed the conquet of Wales in 1284 he tumed his attendon to Scotland. Who did he choose as King in 1292 from 14 possible claimants.

John De Balio! (laterKing of Scotland 1292-96).

Describe briefly the events of 1296

The English imposed direct rule over Scotland after King John of Scotland tried to gain indenpendence. TheEngiish sackedtown of Berwick-Upon-Tweed and won the Battie ofDunbar.

In what did Edward I's treatment of Scots result?

Popularity of resisting Scotish government grew.

Who was the leader of the resistance to Edward I after the King of Scotland was deposed?

Sir William Wallace (1272-1306) and Sir Robert Bruce (1274-1329).

Who defeated Edward II at Bannockbum in 1314?

King Robert 1 ofBruce (King of Scotland 1306-1329).

Which queen of Scotland was executed by Elizabeth I in 1587?

Mary Queen of Scots.

Which King of Scotland became James I ofEngland on the death of Elizabeth in 1603?

James VI of Scotland (King of Scotland 1567-1625 and King ofEngland 1603-1625).

When was the so-called Glorious Revoiution (Bloodless Revolution}?

From 1682 till 1689.

What might Spitftres and Hurricanes be? '

Fighter aircraft.

What significant event in the Demence of Britain occured in 1940?

Battie of Britain.

How does Peregrine Wortsthorne regard the Russians?

Russians are natural agressors and a threat to Europę.

What did Britain represent to the interwievers grandfather?

It was an isianć of tolerance and civilization.

What does Peregrine Worsthome think about immigration?

Immigrarion was agrieve mistake and it has done a great deal of harm.

Whathappened in Britain in the 1960s according to Peregrine Worsthome?

Living standards started to decline as society became increasingly permissive.

Wnere on tbe political spectrum do Worsthome’s views place him?

He is a rigru side conservative.

What, accorći.-g to Worsthome, has been the effect of AIDS?

It has madę peocie see having multiple sexuall partners as being inadvisabie.

Why migń: Peregrine Worsthome worry that he is „being inconsistent”?

Became for mes of aniele Worsthome praises British readiness to go to war only to talk about 193 Os and esc aboc: 1940s as the „Britain’s Fiest Hour”.

Wfez is y: _ reaedon to Worsthome’s views on Britishness?

His are r:: miy conservative but also I find them to be old-feshioned, out-of-date and very

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