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Mind Map by Finn O'Ryan, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Finn O'Ryan
about 9 years ago
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Terrorism
- IRA
- Aims
- Reduce British influence in Ireland
- Create a united
island of Ireland
- Reduce British influence in Ireland
- Leader:
- Gerry Adams
- Gerry Adams
- Grievances
- Poverty - most of the members of the IRA came from
poor Catholic communities.
- Poverty - most of the members of the IRA came from
poor Catholic communities.
- Attacks
- Birmingham Pub Bombings. Timed
bombs that went off in two different pubs
killing 21 and injuring 182 people.
- Achieved the Good Friday Agreement in 1998.
- The Good Friday agreement was a commitment by all parties
to exclusively peaceful and democratic means.
- The Good Friday agreement was a commitment by all parties
to exclusively peaceful and democratic means.
- Achieved the Good Friday Agreement in 1998.
- Birmingham Pub Bombings. Timed
bombs that went off in two different pubs
killing 21 and injuring 182 people.
- Tactics
- They took hostages, carried out bombings, shootings and bank robberies. They
used propaganda to show the Irish community that they were being treated
unfairly by the British.
- They took hostages, carried out bombings, shootings and bank robberies. They
used propaganda to show the Irish community that they were being treated
unfairly by the British.
- Motive
- They felt they had no independence and that they
were treated unfairly by Britain
- They felt they had no independence and that they
were treated unfairly by Britain
- Aims
- Al Quaeda
- Leader
- Osama Bin Laden
- Osama Bin Laden
- Tactics
- Gain support and awareness by carrying out attacks. They
were a hardcore Muslim organisation, and belonged to a
network with other groups, sharing their views, so they
could inspire and influence them. They provided finance
training to support terrorist attacks.
- Gain support and awareness by carrying out attacks. They
were a hardcore Muslim organisation, and belonged to a
network with other groups, sharing their views, so they
could inspire and influence them. They provided finance
training to support terrorist attacks.
- Motive
- They did not like the power that the West
had over them
- They did not like the power that the West
had over them
- Grievances
- Al-Quaeda were affected by the
dominance and power the West had
over them
- Al-Quaeda were affected by the
dominance and power the West had
over them
- Aims
- Reduce foreign influence
in Muslim countries
- Destroy the State Of isreal
- Reduce foreign influence
in Muslim countries
- Attacks
- The 9/11 attacks - Planes were flown by suicide bombers
into targeted buildings (the world trade center) on an
attack on the US
- The 9/11 attacks - Planes were flown by suicide bombers
into targeted buildings (the world trade center) on an
attack on the US
- Success
- They raised a lot of awareness and inspired
other groups to fight for what they believed in.
However they were unable to achieve any of
their aims.
- They raised a lot of awareness and inspired
other groups to fight for what they believed in.
However they were unable to achieve any of
their aims.
- Leader
- PLO
- Motive
- They believed that Pakistan was
originally theirs
- They believed that Pakistan was
originally theirs
- Leader
- Yasser Arafat
- Yasser Arafat
- Aims
- Destroy the state of Israel and gain
the land they had been disputing
over - Pakistan
- Destroy the state of Israel and gain
the land they had been disputing
over - Pakistan
- Tactics
- Attacked innocent civilians
with underground warfare
- Hijacked planes to free PLO prisoners
- They attacked Israel using artillery fire
- Attacked innocent civilians
with underground warfare
- Attacks
- Munich Olympic Games attack - they took
hostage and killed 11 Israel Olympians. They
demanded the release of 234 prisoners.
- Black September in 1970 where
there was a civil war in Jordan
between the PLO and the Jordanian
armed forces.
- Munich Olympic Games attack - they took
hostage and killed 11 Israel Olympians. They
demanded the release of 234 prisoners.
- Grievances
- Poverty - Many recruits came from the bad conditions of
refugee camps to join the PLO as this gave them status
and importance
- Disputed land - Palestinians lost what they thought
of as their land. They also had a powerful enemy in
the Jews.
- Poverty - Many recruits came from the bad conditions of
refugee camps to join the PLO as this gave them status
and importance
- Motive
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