The Beginning of the Troubles (1969-72) (Leaving Cert History): Flashcards

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Focus on: James Chichester-Clarke and His Reforms
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When did Chichester-Clark become PM of NI?

1969

Chichester-Clark's birth year

1923

Where Chichester-Clark was educated

Eton College

Military unit Chichester-Clark served in during WWII

Irish Guards

When did Chichester-Clark become MP?

1955 (South Londonderry)

Chichester-Clark's political party

Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)

When did O'Neill resign as PM?

April 28, 1969

Electoral reform O'Neill tried to introduce in 1969

'One man, one vote' policy

Hardline unionist who opposed O'Neill

Ian Paisley

When was British Army deployed to NI?

1969 (to assist RUC)

Year of the Hunt Report on policing reforms

1969

Police force disbanded following Hunt Report

B-Specials

Hunt Report recommendation on RUC arms

Disarming of the RUC

When was internment without trial introduced?

1971

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