Which of these is correct about the Catholic Christians of Northern Ireland?

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They are poor.

They may have suffered discrimination.

Catholics want a complete unification of the nation with Protestants.

Both 1) and 2)

answer is D.

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They are poor, and they may have suffered discrimination is correct about the Catholic Christians of Northern Ireland. In Northern Ireland, Roman Catholics and Catholic Christians constituted around 44% of the population. These individuals desired the total reunification of Northern Ireland with the Republic of Ireland, thus abandoning the United Kingdom's union. As a result of social, cultural, and historical problems, Catholics were poor and faced prejudice. While the Catholics were unemployed, the Protestants had better jobs, income, and social status. They imitated the British authoritarian character, which exacerbated social divisions. The Catholics were poor and discriminated against, but they did not want the country to be completely divided between Protestants and Catholics. The United Kingdom did not back the Catholics.

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