The conflict in Northern Ireland illustrates how:

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The conflict in Northern Ireland was primarily driven by the interaction between ethnicity (Irish vs British) and religious belief (Catholic vs Protestant), demonstrating how these factors can interact to produce conflict. The role of the Catholic Church was not a primary factor in this conflict. Ethnic nationalism played a role in the conflict, but did not prevent it. Northern Ireland can be considered a bi-confessional society, as both Catholic and Protestant communities coexist, but this did not prevent conflict.

The Conflict in Northern Ireland Illustrates How