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Unit 2: Peace, War and Neutrality 1939 to 1945
Quick questions on The impact and legacy of the war - CCEA GCSE History
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"The war sharpened the contrast between North and South more than it changed the fundamentals. Northern Ireland, as part of the United Kingdom, was fully at war, bombed in the Belfast Blitz and contributing ships, aircraft and recruits, which strengthened the bond between unionists and Britain. Eire, by contrast, stayed neutral through the Emergency and stood apart, confirming its independence and later becoming a republic in 1949.
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Give two effects of the war on Northern Ireland. [2 marks]
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How did the experiences of North and South differ during the war? [2 marks]
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What did the war and neutrality leave as a legacy, and what stayed the same? [3 marks]
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