Question

What is the desire of Ireland?

1) To establish Ireland as an independent state
2) To establish Ireland as a colony
3) To establish Ireland as a part of the United Kingdom
4) To establish Ireland as a monarchy

Answer 1

The desire of Ireland is to establish Ireland as an independent state.

Step-by-step explanation:

The desire of Ireland is 1) To establish Ireland as an independent state

The whole island of Ireland was under British control for centuries. In 1921, independence was gained from the British for all but Northern Ireland. This bitterly fought conflict has become well entrenched in Irish culture and literature. As an independent country separate from the United Kingdom, the Republic of Ireland has become a part of the global economic community. Because the climate is type C, there is adequate rainfall for crops and vegetation, and the green landscape gives it the title, “The Emerald Isle.” The island has few other natural resources. There are trees but no large forest reserves for commercial exploitation. Peat, which is an early version of coal, is cut from the bogs and burned as fuel.