This is the correction of my third homework
task. My writing skills have improved, but unfortunately I got the wrong task.
In my first sentence I said that I would going to write about the foundation of
the United Irishmen but then started to write about their goals and longings
for Ireland.
Corrected version (with a different head
sentence):
The most fascinating aspect of Irish
culture that I learned about by watching the Story of Ireland was the importance of the “United Irishmen” for
Ireland with their longing for a free and independent Irish Nation. In 1791 the
United Irishmen were formed by educated, Protestant people from the south,
middle-class Catholics from the north and nationalists from Ulster. Their goal
was to break the link with Britain and acquire independence as well as
religious freedom. At the same time there was a group formed on the side of the
Protestants – “The Orange Order”. They were called the Orange Order because
William of Orange had been the king of England since 1689. In 1796 Wolfe Tone,
who was one of the most important leaders of the United Irishmen went to France
to ask for military help. He promised the French king loyalty in case of a war against
Britain and therefore received military support. Tone arrived at the West coast
of Ireland with 15000 troops and 43 military ships. Unfortunately, the Irish
were unlucky because the weather was bad, which caused that the French troops returned
home. Once again the revolution could not take place.
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