The Irish Question
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- Created on: 25-04-13 18:18
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- The Irish Question
- Home Rule
- There were 3 Home Rule bills
- 1886 (Gladstone) unsuccessful
- 1893 (Gladstone) unsuccessful
- 1910 (Asquith) Passed 1912
- He'd promised the Irish Nationalists Home Rule in exchange for support
- 1910 bill was passed in 1912, due to come in to effect in 1914
- 1910 (Asquith) Passed 1912
- He'd promised the Irish Nationalists Home Rule in exchange for support
- 1910 (Asquith) Passed 1912
- Shelved in 1914 due to war. Never revisitied
- 1910 bill was passed in 1912, due to come in to effect in 1914
- 1910 bill was passed in 1912, due to come in to effect in 1914
- There were 3 Home Rule bills
- Easter Rising
- During the War, the extreme IRB decided to statge a rising
- Lasted 6 days
- Handled badly by British Government
- Stole weapons from British, borrowed some from Germany
- Sinn Fein (we ourselves)
- In 1919 after the war, Ireland proclaimed independence and made their own government
- Started guerilla warfare with the British
- Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1919
- Solved the guerilla war
- Partitioned Ireland
- Reaction to Partition
- Split the IRB into two
- Eamon de Valera and those against the Treaty
- Michael Collins and those for the Treaty
- Split the IRB into two
- Reaction to Partition
- Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1919
- Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1919
- Solved the guerilla war
- Partitioned Ireland
- Reaction to Partition
- Split the IRB into two
- Eamon de Valera and those against the Treaty
- Michael Collins and those for the Treaty
- Split the IRB into two
- Reaction to Partition
- Factors for Partition
- Economic
- South= farmers
- Unsuccessful due to Potato Famine
- North = industrialised
- South= farmers
- Religious
- South = Catholic
- North + England = Protestant
- Political
- North = Unionist
- South = Nationalist
- Economic
- Home Rule
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