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This English teaching material focuses on Belfast – History and Modern Development. Students explore Belfast’s industrial history, the impact of The Troubles, post-conflict regeneration, peacebuilding, tourism, cultural heritage, and youth engagement. The text discusses murals, shipbuilding, the Titanic Quarter, Queen’s University, urban development, education, and community efforts for inclusion. Includes continuous texts, comprehension questions, true/false quiz, technical term task, and full solutions. Ideal for CLIL, EFL, and ESL classes. Suitable for grades 9–11. Encourages understanding of UK history, Northern Ireland conflict resolution, and civic engagement through language learning.

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