Irish nationalism climaxed in（）.in which an Irish Republic was proclaimed.A、the massacre of DroghedaB、the Easter Uprising of 1916C、the battle of the Borne(1690)D、the Chartist Movement
Irish nationalism climaxed in（）.in which an Irish Republic was proclaimed.
- A、the massacre of Drogheda
- B、the Easter Uprising of 1916
- C、the battle of the Borne(1690)
- D、the Chartist Movement
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单选题Irish nationalism climaxed in（）.in which an Irish Republic was proclaimed.Athe massacre of DroghedaBthe Easter Uprising of 1916Cthe battle of the Borne(1690)Dthe Chartist Movement
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单选题The following are the major newspapers in Ireland except（）.Athe Irish IndependentBthe Irish TimesCthe Irish PressDthe Sum
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