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The 1916 rebellion lacked popular support, but public sympathy grew after its leaders were executed
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Some people wanted Northern Ireland to be United with the Republic of Ireland Other wanted to remain in the UK. Catholic also wanted equal civil rights. Bombing and killing were frequent.
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Troubles between the two religions.
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Catholic civil rights marches and counter-protests by Protestant loyalists spiralled into violent unrest.
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Negotiations took place between political parties and the British and Irish governments.
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As a result of the peace process, the troubles officially ended.