The document discusses the song "Where the Streets Have No Name" by U2. According to Wikipedia, the lyrics were inspired by a story Bono heard about how people's religion was evident based on the street they lived on in Belfast, Northern Ireland. However, he contrasted this with the anonymity he felt in Ethiopia, referring to a world where streets have no religious or socioeconomic divisions. The document goes on to evaluate the reliability of the claim that you can tell someone's religion by the street they live on in Northern Ireland by having the user complete a Google Form analyzing consequences of the Northern Ireland conflict and the reliability of the source.

1. where
the
streets
have no
name
consequences
of conflict
in northern
ireland

2. what are we doing
today?
• Consequences of Northern Ireland conflict
• Reliability - Cross-referencing

3. This song is
written and
performed by the
band, U2.
(Link is available after
you submit the form)
I WANT TO RUN I WANT TO HIDE
I WANT TO TEAR DOWN THE WA
THAT HOLD ME INSIDE. I WANT T
AND TOUCH THE FLAME
WHERE THE STREETS
HAVE NO NAME

4. according to wikipedia,
“The lyrics were inspired by a story that Bono (lead
singer) heard about the streets of Belfast, Northern
Ireland, where a person's religion and income are
evident by the street they live on.[12] He contrasted
this with the anonymity he felt when visiting
Ethiopia, saying: "...the guy in the song recognises
this contrast and thinks about a world where there
aren't such divisions, a place where the streets have
no name.”

5. Claim: You can tell if a person is Protestant or Catholic
based on the name of the street they live in Northern
Ireland.

6. = Protestants
Therefore, if I tell people that I live in Shankil Road, they
would know that I’m a Protestant?

7. Claim: You can tell if a person is Protestant or Catholic
based on the name of the street they live in Northern
Ireland.
How reliable is this claim?
1) Go to Google Form: http://goo.gl/forms/mxyzJgKqKy
2) Analyse the video (link in Google Form) and answer the questions
about Political consequences (Section 1) and Social consequences
(Section 2).
3) Once done, Section 3 will get you to to decide if this claim is true /
not true.
Continue with the slides only AFTER
you have submitted the form

8. questions to conclude
1) Are there only negative consequences
of the conflict?
2) How do we evaluate the reliability of
a source by cross-referencing it with
another source?

9. Done?
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Streets have no name -
lyric video
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=aWxUx1L2C-g
If you’re interested to
listen to the song and find
out more about its lyrics