Nationalist Loyalties in Historical Context

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What were the two main religious groups involved in the conflict in Northern Ireland?

  • Anglicans and Nonconformists
  • Catholics and Protestants (correct)
  • Methodists and Baptists
  • Lutherans and Orthodox

Which agreement aimed to resolve the conflict in Northern Ireland?

  • Belfast Agreement (correct)
  • Camp David Accords
  • Treaty of Versailles
  • Paris Peace Accords

What key economic factor impacted various groups in Canada?

  • Unemployment rates
  • Import/export tariffs
  • Fluctuating oil prices (correct)
  • Real estate markets

What was the primary cause of the Winnipeg General Strike in 1919?

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Which program was contentious regarding Canadian oil resources?

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What was one of the key themes discussed in relation to nationalist loyalties?

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How did religious conflicts in Ireland primarily manifest?

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Which aspect of economic impacts was highlighted in the analysis?

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Flashcards

Religious Conflicts in Ireland

The conflict between Catholics and Protestants in Ireland, particularly in Northern Ireland, which led to violence and political division.

Nationalist Loyalties

Allegiances to different nations, which can cause tension and unrest when groups have conflicting loyalties.

Economic Impacts on Conflicts

Economic factors, such as inflation, energy costs, and fluctuating oil prices, can affect and influence different regions and social groups.

Winnipeg General Strike

A 1919 labor strike in Winnipeg that involved thousands of workers across multiple industries. This widespread strike significantly disrupted Canadian society and resulted in casualties.

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Belfast Agreement

A peace agreement signed in 1998, formally known as the Good Friday Agreement, designed to bring resolution to the conflict in Northern Ireland.

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National Energy Program (NEP)

A Canadian program designed to protect Canadian oil resources. However, it became a point of contention between different provinces and regions in Canada.

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Alberta's Role in Oil Production

Alberta's central role in oil production has led to disputes with the Canadian federal government, especially over attempts to regulate oil production and revenue.

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Economic Disparities in Canada

Shortages and price hikes caused by rising costs and wars have resulted in economic disparities between Canadian provinces.

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Study Notes

Nationalist Loyalties Competition

  • Dispute of equality in society, based on wealth, status and education
  • Winnipeg General Strike in 1919, labor unions lacked power after WWI
  • Thousands of workers (railway, factory, postal, cooks, waiters, telephone operators, firefighters, and police) walked off the job
  • 2 people killed, 30 injured, and strike leaders arrested

Religious and Nationalist Loyalties

  • Conflict between Catholics (Irish) and Protestants (British in Ireland)
  • 1922, 26 southern Irish counties became an independent republic and predominantly Catholic.
  • 6 northern Irish counties remained with Britain, and were Protestant.
  • Trouble continued in Northern Ireland in the 1970s, with paramilitary groups (IRA and Loyalists)
  • Belfast Agreement (Good Friday Agreement), a 1990 settlement to end fighting, the long-term peace remains uncertain

Regional and National Loyalties

  • 1970s inflationary period, prices rise, and money buys less
  • War between Israel and Middle Eastern countries, resulting shortages
  • Canadian manufacturers in Ontario and Quebec faced high energy costs, many people lost their jobs
  • Alberta's oil prices were high, bringing higher profits and tax revenues for the province
  • PM Pierre Trudeau froze prices of Canadian-produced oil and gas, and began taxing Western Canada's oil.
  • National Energy Program (NEP) aimed to protect Canadians from rising oil prices and to increase Canadian ownership in the oil industry.
  • This led to the creation of Petro-Canada (a crown corporation)
  • Alberta's premier (Peter Lougheed) resisted, leading to an agreement in 1981. Alberta gained more control over oil prices and revenues.

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