Causes of the Easter Uprising

Reason for Easter riots British occupation in Ireland began in the 1640s and continued until 1922. In Ireland's history other events did not have a major impact on the lives of the citizens of that country. Along with the emergence of occupation, Protestantism emerged, which conflicted with Irish traditional religion, Catholicism. UK Irish occupation influenced many aspects of Irish history, from potato famine to revolutionary warfare.

Reason for resurrection The mid-19th century, the history of Ireland has changed completely. The Irish people were destroyed by the Great Potato Famine in the mid-nineteenth and late stages. Due to death and immigration, the population has decreased from 8 million in 1840 to 4.5 million in 1900 (O'Rourke 2). Unlike many British citizens, poor Irish people are almost completely dependent on agriculture. Immigrants in Ireland have affected not only Ireland and the United Kingdom, but also most parts of the world, including the United States.

Reason for Easter riots British occupation in Ireland began in the 1640s and continued until 1922. In Ireland's history other events did not have a major impact on the lives of the citizens of that country. Along with the emergence of occupation, Protestantism emerged, which conflicted with Irish traditional religion, Catholicism. UK Irish occupation has influenced many aspects of Irish history, from potato famine to revolutionary warfare. The impact is whether it is Ireland or the British Empire. This event was later called Easter uprising and was an attempt to end British rule in Ireland. At the beginning of the First World War in 1914, the Autonomous Law of Ireland was discontinued, allowing the Irish people to be directly controlled by the British Government.