Université Paris
Est Créteil, UFR de Lettres et de Sciences Humaines, Département d’anglais
novembre 2012
L1 Bloc 2 Social and Ethnic identities and
conflicts
Devoir maison basé sur les textes dans la brochure (
qui est également disponible sur Eprel)
You have to hand
this assignment in on the 17th of December, which is also the day of your final
test in class.
Note :
copying even one sentence from another source without precise references may
have disciplinary consequences.
Read carefully the documents
on pages 5 to 10 (on Welsh, Scottish and Irish issues) and answer the following
questions. Some of the answers are in the documents, others require research in
the library. Do not quote from the documents ; use your own words.
A : Understanding
the documents (two to four sentences for each answer ; 6 points)
1.
What do the people interviewed by the Western Mail feel is typically Welsh ?
2.
What is the difference between devolution and
independence ?
3.
What does the SNP think about the war in Iraq ?
4.
What do you think the « equality agenda » of
the Good Friday agreement is ?
5.
Why are some parts of the Sinn Fein document not in English ?
6.
What areas of the economy are already organized for the
whole of Ireland, and not separately for the Irish Republic and Northern
Ireland ?
B : Understanding
the background (these questions need research ; Around six
sentences – one paragraph -for each answer ; 6 points)
a)
What has the SNP done these last two years concerning
Scottish independence ?
b) Who are Sinn
Fein and how much influence do they have in Northern Ireland today ?
c)
Who are the DUP and what political opinions do they
represent ?
C : Putting
it in context (8 points)
If you had to choose two historical
events for Scotland, and two historical events for Wales, which had very
strongly marked their national identities, which events would you choose, and
why ?
The whole assessment for this UE is based on the first DST, this homework,
and the final test in December.. Students who do not get a pass mark can retake
in June.
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