Britain in the eyes of the Irish
The United Kingdom is made up of six counties in the Kingdom of England, the Kingdom of Scotland, the Duchy of Wales and Northern Ireland, with the Kingdom of England being immigrants (Anglo-Saxon with yellow hair) and the other three being native indigenous peoples; The United Kingdom is actually a semi-federal semi-centralized state, and the Queen of England is the head of state and the mascot; But the prime minister is the real power. Early Ireland (Celtic red-haired) was the closest colony to Britain, although two separate islands one on the island of Great Britain and one on the island of Ireland. The Kingdom of England still exploited the commoners through aristocratic marriages in a military repression, and Ireland joined Britain.
After the 16th century, the British conflict of strengthening Irish rule began to erupt. The Reformation in England and Scotland led to a Protestant conversion throughout the island of Britain, creating a religious conflict with Catholic Ireland. Although pacified, tensions were heightened by the British discrimination and brutal oppression of Irish civilians, and the feud between Catholics and Protestants. The ensuing widespread spread of potato blight, and after the Sino-British Opium War, Ireland's food production plummeted while also requiring net exports to England, and the Great Irish Famine that lasted for many years broke out, killing at least a quarter of the Irish civilian population of at least a million. At that time, Britain was the world's first superpower deliberately did not see death and did not save the Irish, people died and people have since died, and the great cause of independent statehood has begun. Most of the Irish who ran away from home went to the United States, became second-class citizens, and did the dirtiest and most tiring work; Even pit abduction to become a rogue underworld.
The Great Famine in Ireland
The image of the Irish underworld in American cinema
The decline of the British Empire in World War I and World War II, Ireland's use of armed warfare led to the signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty to establish the Republic of Ireland, but most of the six northern counties of English immigrants remained in Britain. This is what Northern Ireland is today.
The repeated epidemics have led to a global recession, and the weakening of control after the establishment of Scotland's independent state, Northern Ireland naturally returned to Ireland; Becomes the complete island of Ireland for the entire island. Britain was divided into three countries in the last years: England (Wales should still be in England), Scotland and Ireland (Northern Ireland joined). The Republic of Ireland is also one of the few permanent neutral states. Ireland mainly relies on industries such as medical devices and animal husbandry to develop its economy.