both kurdish and irish unification movements\no have employed violence and terrorism.\no resulted from…

both kurdish and irish unification movements\no have employed violence and terrorism.\no resulted from ethnic minority suppression.\no have forced a national vote for independence.\no resulted from a dispute over a common language.
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Brief Explanations:
The Kurdish and Irish unification movements have faced ethnic - related issues. The Kurds are an ethnic minority in the regions they inhabit in the Middle - East, and the Irish have a distinct ethnic identity. Their movements have often been spurred by ethnic minority suppression. The first option is inaccurate as not all aspects of these movements are violent or terrorist - related. There has not been a national vote for independence forced in a similar way across all relevant regions for both. And language is not the main cause of these unification movements.
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resulted from ethnic minority suppression.