Ian Paisley and his Opposition (Leaving Cert History): Flashcards
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Ian Paisley: birth year and county
Ian Paisley: birth year and county
1926 in County Armagh
Church Paisley founded in 1951
Church Paisley founded in 1951
Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster
Party Paisley founded in 1971
Party Paisley founded in 1971
Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)
Paisley's role 2007-2008
Paisley's role 2007-2008
First Minister of Northern Ireland
Year O'Neill became PM of Northern Ireland
Year O'Neill became PM of Northern Ireland
1963
Who O'Neill met in 1965
Who O'Neill met in 1965
Seán Lemass, Taoiseach of Ireland
When Divis Street Riots occurred
When Divis Street Riots occurred
October 1964
What sparked Divis Street Riots
What sparked Divis Street Riots
Display of Irish tricolour flag
Where tricolour displayed in 1964
Where tricolour displayed in 1964
Republican Labour Party offices, Divis Street
Who demanded removal of tricolour flag
Who demanded removal of tricolour flag
Ian Paisley
Paisley's campaign against O'Neill
Paisley's campaign against O'Neill
O'Neill Must Go campaign
When O'Neill resigned as PM
When O'Neill resigned as PM
April 1969
Methods in O'Neill Must Go campaign
Methods in O'Neill Must Go campaign
Mass rallies, petitions, and propaganda
How Paisley viewed O'Neill's policies
How Paisley viewed O'Neill's policies
Dangerous compromises
How Paisley saw himself
How Paisley saw himself
Defender of traditional Protestant values