Preview the following timeline and develop 3 goal setting questions about what you want to learn from the text.Ireland – The History, Politics, and Culture of the Jeweled Sea 1916 – Easter Rising of Irish against English in Dublin, Ireland (April 24-30). 1918 – Radical, rebellious party Sinn Fein won the majority of votes, and created the Irish Republic. 1919-1921 – Irish War of Independence with the British. Irish Republic destroyed and replaced with the Irish Free State. November 21, 1920 – Bloody Sunday in Dublin, Ireland. 1921 – Partition of Ireland created a Northern territory, a Southern territory, and independence for 26 of 32 counties. Northern Ireland stays with the United Kingdom. 1922-1923 – Irish Civil War won by the Irish Free State 1937 – Irish Free State becomes Ireland. 1960s-1970s – The Troubles: a time of intense violence and conflict between Northern Nationalists (Catholics) and Unionists (Protestants). Political (and some consider terrorist) organizations formed: Provisional Irish Republican Army, the Irish Republican Army (IRA), the National Irish Liberation Army, the Ulster Defense Association, the Ulster Volunteer Force, and Sinn Fein There have been treaties and agreements; however, the conflict continues even today.