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- Ulster_loyalism abstract "Ulster loyalism is a political ideology found primarily among the working class Ulster Protestant community in Northern Ireland. Many members of this community are descendants of colonists from Britain. Loyalists are loyal to the British monarchy, support the preservation of Northern Ireland and oppose a united Ireland. Ulster loyalism has been described as a kind of ethnic nationalism and "a variation of British nationalism".Loyalism emerged in the 19th century, as a response to the Irish self-government and Irish independence movements. While most of Ireland was Catholic, in the province of Ulster Protestants were in the majority. Loyalism began as a self-determination movement among Ulster Protestants who did not want to become part of an autonomous Ireland. This led to the partition of Ireland in 1921. Most of Ireland became independent, while about two-thirds of Ulster remained within the United Kingdom as a self-governing territory called Northern Ireland. Loyalists often use 'Ulster' as an alternative name for Northern Ireland.Since partition, most loyalists have supported upholding Northern Ireland's status as a part of the United Kingdom (i.e. unionism). However, over the past few decades, a distinction between 'unionists' and 'loyalists' is made more often. The term 'loyalist' is now usually used to describe working class unionists who are willing to use paramilitary violence to defend 'the Union' with Great Britain, or who tacitly support such violence. Loyalists are also described as being loyal primarily to the Protestant British monarchy rather than to the British government and institutions. Garret FitzGerald argued that loyalists are loyal primarily to 'Ulster' rather than to 'the Union'. Some loyalists have called for an independent Ulster Protestant state, believing that they cannot rely on the British government to prevent Irish reunification (see Ulster nationalism).".
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- Ulster_loyalism wikiPageExternalLink default.asp.
- Ulster_loyalism wikiPageExternalLink www.britishulsteralliance.co.uk.
- Ulster_loyalism wikiPageExternalLink www.englishloyalists.net.
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- Ulster_loyalism wikiPageExternalLink www.scottishloyalists.co.uk.
- Ulster_loyalism wikiPageExternalLink www.ulsterloyalists.co.uk.
- Ulster_loyalism wikiPageID "2624777".
- Ulster_loyalism wikiPageRevisionID "605211071".
- Ulster_loyalism hasPhotoCollection Ulster_loyalism.
- Ulster_loyalism subject Category:Militant_unionism.
- Ulster_loyalism subject Category:Politics_of_Northern_Ireland.
- Ulster_loyalism subject Category:The_Troubles_(Northern_Ireland).
- Ulster_loyalism subject Category:Ulster_unionism.
- Ulster_loyalism comment "Ulster loyalism is a political ideology found primarily among the working class Ulster Protestant community in Northern Ireland. Many members of this community are descendants of colonists from Britain. Loyalists are loyal to the British monarchy, support the preservation of Northern Ireland and oppose a united Ireland.".
- Ulster_loyalism label "Lealismo en Úlster".
- Ulster_loyalism label "Loyalisme d'Ulster".
- Ulster_loyalism label "Ulster loyalism".
- Ulster_loyalism label "Лоялизм Ольстера".
- Ulster_loyalism sameAs Lealismo_en_Úlster.
- Ulster_loyalism sameAs Ulstergo_loialismo.
- Ulster_loyalism sameAs Loyalisme_d'Ulster.
- Ulster_loyalism sameAs m.07skjt.
- Ulster_loyalism sameAs Q2394819.
- Ulster_loyalism sameAs Q2394819.
- Ulster_loyalism wasDerivedFrom Ulster_loyalism?oldid=605211071.
- Ulster_loyalism depiction Newbuildings_flags.jpg.
- Ulster_loyalism isPrimaryTopicOf Ulster_loyalism.