Economic and Political Developments in Northern Ireland (Leaving Cert History): Quizzes

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Economic and Political Developments in Northern Ireland
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By which decade had the shipbuilding industry in Belfast experienced significant job losses?

1950s

What caused the decline of Northern Ireland's linen and textile industries after WWII?

Synthetic materials & cheaper costs abroad

What strategy did the government use to attract companies to Northern Ireland?

Tax incentives

What negative effect did agricultural mechanisation have on rural areas?

Fewer jobs available

Why was Northern Ireland well-positioned for economic recovery after WWII?

Relatively unscathed by war destruction

Which Act formalised the partition of Ireland?

Government of Ireland Act 1920

When was the Anti-Partition Movement particularly active?

Late 1940s and early 1950s

Which Taoiseach was vocal in opposing partition?

Éamon de Valera

Which later movement did the Anti-Partition Movement help lay the groundwork for?

Civil rights movement of the 1960s

During which years did the IRA's Border Campaign take place?

1956-1962

What was the code name for the IRA's Border Campaign?

Operation Harvest

Which security forces responded to the Border Campaign?

RUC and B-Specials

How is the Border Campaign generally assessed by historians?

Widely regarded as a failure

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