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Politics module - Northern Ireland

  • 17-12-2007 10:02pm
    #1
    Dave!
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    Hey folks,

    anybody doing this module with Peter McLoughlin?

    I missed the last 2 tutorials, so don't have a clue about the exam. From what I remember it's just 1 essay.

    Anybody got some sample questions? I'm alright on the information, but if he asks deep philosophical questions about the conflict, I'll be a bit f*cked :p

    Cheers folks


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  • #2
    Tom65
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    I missed the last tutorial, but from what I've been told it's 2 questions. I'm covering 4 topics: origins/interpretations, Sunningdale, Anglo-Irish Agreement, and the Peace Process. I should have myself fairly well covered then. I think the idea is to do one "interpretation" style question, and one factual, but that's just me guessing.


  • #3
    Dave!
    Closed Accounts Posts: 27,857 ✭✭✭✭Dave!


    eep. Cheers. I emailed the lecturer too. Starting to worry about this one actually :( It's on the day after my brother's wedding, which is nice :(


  • #4
    princess-sprkle
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    i did that course last year, slightly different i think.
    as far as i remember the main areas are different interpretations of the conflict, then sunningdale, anglo irish agreement, belfast agreement, civil rights movement.

    though i'd say if you had to pick anything, go for origins and interpretations. its the easiest one to do well in i think.


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