Question

Highlight the case of northern Ireland in reference to overlapping of social difference

Answer 1

In the case of northern Ireland and the Netherlands, people are predominantly Christian, but divided between Catholic and Protestant. In northern Ireland, Catholic and Protestant have conflicts. It is because in northern Ireland, Catholic are poor due to historical discrimination.
When one kind of social difference overlaps with the other is called overlapping social divisions.

Answer 2

Northern Ireland and the Irish have historically been subject to social difference and discrimination.

Explanation:

• The Irish during British rule were subject to racial discrimination, and social difference.
• We can overlap with the way the colonizers treated their colonies with disdain and an obvious gap in their social standings.
• The Irish were treated as peasants or criminals, they would labour to gain freedom.
• Anti-Irish sentiment, also known as hibernophobia, may refer to or involve racism, repression, bigotry or hate of the Irish as an indigenous group or community, whether aimed against the island of Ireland in general or against Irish migrants and their offspring in the Irish diaspora.

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