The main cause of nationalist unrest in Northern Ireland is a result of a desire to achieve freedom from Great Britain a severe economic crisis in the region conflict with the R…

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Mukund Jogi · Answer 1 · 2016-11-12T12:35:54+0000

The main cause of nationalist unrest in Northern Ireland is a "result of a desire to achieve freedom from Great Britain" but there are other things involved as well.

The main cause of nationalist unrest in Northern Ireland is a result of a desire to achieve freedom from Great Britain a severe economic crisis in the region conflict with the R…

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